The phrase "automated standardization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where processes or systems are being made uniform through automation.
Example: "The company implemented automated standardization to improve efficiency and reduce errors in production."
Alternatives: "automated uniformity" or "automated consistency".
Pre-defined standardization rules, drawing rules, automated normalization, and enhanced stereochemistry labeling decrease the chance of erroneous or ambiguous registry.
We therefore deem that our methodology for automated CLIFT standardization can be adapted to many laboratories, regardless of which equipment is used.
Efficient and reliable automated methods for standardization are necessary during the registration process to compensate for alternating representations of as well as errors and artifacts in (sub structure representations caused by diverging business rules, personal preferences, data format conversion, disagreements between aromaticity definitions and automated library generation.
It allows automated laboratory procedures and standardization of variant calling and reporting.
In fact, just a single construct with flanking reference hairpins needs to be doped into the MAP-seq RNA pool; standardization is then automated via MAPseeker analysis.
In this pilot study, we describe an automated fluorimetric method that provides for international standardization thereby improving quality control and improving its suitability as a diagnostic adjunct.
Automated fluorimetry provides a method for the international standardization of HP serology thereby improving quality control and improving its suitability as a diagnostic adjunct.
This requires a well-aligned combination of data standardization (using shared syntax and semantics) and automated information processing (using an intelligent gateway between businesses and government agencies).
At the same time, Hamilton [8], looking at the clinical immunology laboratory of the future, emphasized the importance of standardization of methods and development of 'universal' automated immunoanalyzers.
