These issues remain highly contentious, because the notion of standardised assessments and a culture of testing being rolled out across the world is idealistic and overlooks diversity across educational contexts.
Jefferson also believes that the evidence of harm may be under reported because of a lack of standardised safety-outcome data.
However, some variables had a high proportion of missing values because of the lack of standardised maternity charts before 1973.
It is difficult to compare results of different series, because of the lack of standardised clinical prognostic factors and the limitations of most of the studies, which include small number of patients, variable characterisation of clinical features and short observation period.
Until recently, AS and PsA were difficult to evaluate in therapeutic trials because of the lack of standardised, widely accepted, or validated instruments for assessing disease and clinical response.
These statements are immediately transferable to other physiotherapy programs in Australia because of the standardised physiotherapy accreditation requirements [ 37].
Numbers of takeaway food outlets and supermarkets were counted within participants' neighbourhoods as a measure of outlet density; no denominator was necessary because of the standardised buffer size used to define neighbourhoods.
For example, we were not able to include data on children because of the limited amount of standardised data, but with initiatives such as the WHO Childhood Obesity Surveillance Initiative, 27 assessment of future childhood obesity trends will be possible.
One therapist felt implementation of standardised outcome measures was problematic because it creates standardised inputs.
Their work is possible because the kit is made up of standardised chunks of DNA called BioBricks.As Jason Kelly, the co-founder of a gene-synthesis firm called Ginkgo BioWorks, observes, there is no equivalent of an electrical engineer's diagram to help unravel what is going on in a cell.
