Sentence examples for allowed standardisation from inspiring English sources

We standardised smoke production by a custom-made smoking machine, integrated in our SMPS + E (Fig.  1), which consequently standardised the smoke collection and allowed standardisation of the measurements.

This allowed standardisation of methods.

The PDS was administered as a diagnostic interview with the patient and allowed standardisation of the diagnosis of PTSD [ 17].

> Therapy was based on the grade of lymphoma The grade of lymphoma carried important prognostic significance The classification of lymphoma predicted possible transformation into a higher grade The detailed subclassification of lymphomas allowed standardisation of therapies and comparison of results from different centres.

The Working Formulation had important practical implications: Therapy was based on the grade of lymphoma The grade of lymphoma carried important prognostic significance The classification of lymphoma predicted possible transformation into a higher grade The detailed subclassification of lymphomas allowed standardisation of therapies and comparison of results from different centres.

A kinetic study allows standardisation of selective attack by NH3 or H2SO4.

The use of such antigens will allow standardisation of canine allergy testing and immunotherapy so that the reliability and efficacy of these procedures can be objectively assessed.

Moreover, heritage buildings usually do not allow standardisation procedures which are BIM's strength—, as they are the result of different historical layers, additions and demolitions, changes of use/function, etc.

This has previously been described as providing the best approximation of bone in terms of mechanical characteristics and minimises the inaccuracy of other bone simulators; this allows standardisation of the testing not easily achievable with cadaveric material due to anthropomorphic variability [5].

Positive and negative controls were included to allow standardisation.

The method allows standardisation to be performed where the direct method would give unreliable results.