Sentence examples for better standardisation of from inspiring English sources

Since such a logical view is likely to be followed by most EpiBasket users, EpiBasket should facilitate better standardisation of questionnaires.

This survey lends support to the idea that definitions of sepsis should be reviewed and that education is required, for both physicians and the public, for a better standardisation of clinicians' definition and diagnosis of sepsis.

Hazard ratio was also significant for the studies using RT PCR and not for those using IHC, suggesting that a better standardisation of the technique to define and to detect COX-2 positivity is required to the generalisability of the results.

Agreement on response criteria in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) has allowed better standardisation and interpretation of clinical trial reports.

A lack of uniformity in the use of outcome variables and injury scoring systems across international trauma institutions mandate a need for better standardisation.

For addresses, HMMs produced equal or better standardisation accuracy than a widely-used rule-based system.

The relative contribution of anaesthesia to outcome after hip fracture repair remains uncertain, but experience across medicine suggests that better outcomes are associated with standardisation of practice.

They identified the need for further evidence comparing tonometers and standardisation of reporting to better assess the results of studies.

Increased standardisation of FRR measurement combined with a better understanding of typical variability in FRR in people with chronic LBP will be required before the implications of measuring and modifying the FRR become clear.

Standardisation of case reports, however, would allow for better comparison of individual cases, and enable IPD Meta-analysis, and improve the rationale for treatment.

The real benefit of getting standardisation – or even better understanding of non-standardisation between devices, platforms and browsers – will be that it will be easier to develop for them, and with HTML5, and the new capabilities it offers, becoming an increasingly important part of our interaction with the web, this site may have arrived just in time.