Sentence examples for both standardisation from inspiring English sources

In healthcare improvement, both standardisation and individualisation are important.

It was hoped that these guidelines would become a valued resource for maternity care providers and that they might facilitate both standardisation of existing local education programs and the development of new resources.

It is also shown that larger enterprises and smaller commercial organisations provide a major contribution to standardisation, both in terms of involvement and collaboration.

A recent study by Nakatsuhara et al. (2017) found differences between audio and video rating of performance in the IELTS speaking test and suggested there are benefits for using the video mode for both rating and standardisation.

Where they were structured and working well, LRFs were regarded as offering helpful opportunities for both flexibility and standardisation in humanitarian assistance planning.

The results are presented as unstandardised and standardised regression coefficients (95% CI), following standardisation of both exposure and outcome variables.

The choice of the instrument was to facilitate both local and international comparisons given standardisation, and to enable both physician and software assessments in the first instance (27).

Validation includes the determination of the accuracy and the precision (reproducibility) of the biomarker and standardisation concerns both acquisition and analysis.

Objectives: the AMCLI organised a new study on the standardisation of both the qualitative and the quantitative evaluation of HCV RNA with NAT in order to improve the implementation of the diagnostic methods for HCV RNA detection.

It has greater flexibility in factor selection and allows standardisation by both continuous and categorical variables.

First, we rehearse some well-known problems with both direct and indirect standardisation, and then we propose a new approach which overcomes the problem with direct standardisation.