Sentence examples for comparability of monitoring from inspiring English sources

Uniformly accepted criteria to assess the clinical relevance of comparability of monitoring techniques and parameters are lacking.

All of our measures of PM exposure were based only on the MESA Air fixed ambient air monitors, as we were not able to integrate CSN data into our exposure estimates due to the well-documented poor comparability of monitoring methods, notably for OC and EC, during the monitoring period [ 43].

Therefore, it will be essential to keep improving the HeRAMS survey by examining and aligning the questions, indicators and their definitions, where possible, with other relevant and/or applicable tools such as Service availability and Readiness Assessment (SARA) and Balance Scorecard to facilitate the continuity and comparability of monitoring outside of emergencies [ 8,  10,  24].

Improved coordination of data-gathering activities could act as a catalyst for improving the availability, quality and comparability of data for monitoring and reporting HRH initiatives.

To ensure comparability of data among monitoring periods, the analysis was based on rooms in the original building with operating unit ventilators and transite panels set in aluminum framing with PCB caulk.

The latter forms the basis for investigating the comparability of existing LTER-Europe monitoring concepts both in terms of observational design as well as in terms of the scope of the environmental compartments, variables and properties covered.

Further study is needed of how methodological artifacts (e.g., study area size, availability, and comparability of GIS data, or monitoring methods), interpretability of covariates, and differences in pollution source or dispersion characteristics contribute to poor transferability.

The comparability of the performance of home monitoring to clinic measurement, rather than to ambulatory monitoring as might have been expected, could also reflect a relative paucity of relevant data, as there were only three home comparison studies, with wide confidence intervals for specificity (48%to75%5%), with particularly poorly performance for home monitoring.

This review also highlights the need to identify standardized surveillance methods to improve the comparability of data within European Union Member States and to monitor the impact of VZV immunization on the epidemiology of HZ.

The blood pressure in different ethnic groups (BP-Eth) study will provide important new evidence regarding the comparability of the thresholds for diagnosis of hypertension and monitoring in hypertension between white and minority ethnic groups using different modalities of measurement.

Standardization of test methods for monitoring insecticide resistance is important as it ensures comparability of data from different sources, for different test populations and assessment periods.