The phrase "are standardization of" is not correct in written English.
It is likely intended to convey a concept related to standardization but is grammatically incorrect as it stands.
Example: "The processes are standardization of best practices in the industry."
Alternatives: "involves standardization of" or "entails standardization of".
Among these decisions, the most important are standardization of modules, rationalization of resources and specialization of tasks.
Major remaining challenges are standardization of approaches to quantifying uncertainty in model structure, parameters and inputs, going beyond studies of specific sources of uncertainty to estimation of overall prediction uncertainty, comparing and combining validation and uncertainty studies, and evaluation of uncertainty estimates.
Major goals are standardization of diagnostic workflow, hierarchical order of methods, and combination of single results.
The main hurdles are standardization of the variant calling procedure, optimization of the method for selecting PDVs, inclusion of other types of variants other than nonsynonymous and selection of representative set of normal samples that capture genetic heterogeneity of each tumor type.
Another important point for future studies is standardization of NKLR expression, for example by normalization according to standard cells, or by employment of a different method such as quantitative real time PCR.
There was standardization of the removable seat fixing, for quick extraction, and survival cell modifications.
Second is standardization of teaching and learning that sets detailed prescriptions how to teach and what students must achieve so that schools' performance can be compared to one another.
One of the latest of such ideas is standardization of side impact resistance of child seats.
The key to accomplish this paradigm is standardization of assays to an SI-traceable reference measurement system.
Last, in addition to the device or changeover technique, a major issue is standardization of the circuit to eliminate variations in dead volume, compliance, resistance, and flow rate [21].
One of the major challenges for an EMR is standardization of the terminology that is to be used by a variety of different and perhaps geographically separated health care personnel.
