Sentence examples for agreed-upon standards from inspiring English sources

Wide deployment of CDS tools supporting clinical medical decision making will be facilitated through standardization (agreed-upon standards for the rules and data fields that will enable the various electronic resources to utilize various data types and resources) and interoperability (the capability of an information system to exchange data with other systems).

But there are no agreed-upon standards for representing genetic data or sharing them, experts say.

He added that Eaglewood was legally vouching that the Lending Club loans meet agreed-upon standards.

There are not even agreed-upon standards for what safety measures are necessary.

Statistical research has rigorous, agreed-upon standards for generating a sample and inferring beyond it.

As part of that process, they vouched that the loans met certain, agreed-upon standards.

As to the quality of the embryonic cells, another issue that has worried many scientists, the agency says there is not yet any agreed-upon standard.

Without an agreed-upon standard gamut, we have no way to know exactly what we're seeing on our millions of mobile devices, TVs, and computer screens.

What this tacit assumption of an agreed-upon standard requires is that we fall in line with whichever up-to-the-minute theory of desirable sexual dynamics prevails.

An exchange rate is "fixed" when countries use gold or another agreed-upon standard, and each currency is worth a specific measure of the metal or other standard.

There is no agreed-upon standard - some Muslims choose to observe Mecca time, others observe the timings of their own country.