Sentence examples for challenge of standardisation from inspiring English sources

The root of the problem was most likely the challenge of standardisation of the EGFR assay.

MR imaging presents more challenges in terms of standardisation of scanning before and after treatment to ensure consistent disease assessment.

Chinese liquor, a very popular fermented alcoholic beverage with thousands of years' history in China, though its flavour formation and microbial process have only been partly explored, is facing the industrial challenge of modernisation and standardisation for food quality and safety as well as sustainability.

The head of the Swedish bioinformatics group explained the politics of language, standardisation, and the relationship of these to the challenge of biobank information's standardisation thus: One of the issues in Europe is language.

However, it is facing challenges, including a lack of standardisation of rules, in garnering global appeal.

Increasing diversity through technological advances in DNA quantitation instruments and software may further challenge the standardisation of results.

If the collection of costs is decentralised to implementing partners who may have varying levels of expertise with economic evaluation, achieving this level of standardisation can be challenging.

The FISH results are challenging to interpret and the lack of standardisation of analytical methods and scoring systems may partly explain why the EGFR GCN evaluation has not been incorporated into the clinical practice yet (Martin et al, 2009).

This potential lack of standardisation represents a significant challenge should a definitive trial remain pragmatic and expanded to multi-centre design.

The biggest challenges are creating and maintaining a minimum level of standardisation and a system of quality assurance [ 6, 7].

It was concluded that the changes in the institutional landscape of standardisation in the ICT sector represent a challenge both for the theory of standardisation and for the development of adequate methodologies to assess their impacts.