The major characteristic of the common metric standardisation is that the weighted average of the within-group factor covariances is a correlation matrix, unlike the individual factor covariance matrices.
More standardisation and common parts, and faster development times for new models, should lower costs.
A common reference specification for standardisation would be of immense value in interoperability between structure repositories as well as between toolkits (though the latter is still confounded by differences in lower level cheminformatic features such as aromaticity models).
Standardisation is common in commercial fields, where a common definition, interface or set of dimensions means that different manufacturers can build systems against a defined standard.
Similarities with the Britannias rested with the frames, tenders and running gear, allowing easy standardisation of parts common with other classes.
However, since a fundamentally similar outcome might be measured on different scales, standardisation to a common scale is therefore required before the outcome can be combined in the meta-analysis.
IHT-related risks can be overcome by developing a common, widespread culture through the standardisation of procedures [ 4- 6, 11, 21, 23], resulting in standard systems of working and a homogenisation of the modalities implemented for IHT.
After standardisation to a common age distribution in that study, 5-year lung cancer survival in England was 7.4% for men and 7.7% for women, compared with the European average values of 9.7 and 9.6%, respectively (Sant et al, 2003).
To open the different national (or even local) markets there has to be a common European framework of legislation and standardisation.
The most common approach for name and address standardisation is the manual specification of parsing and transformation rules.
