Sentence examples for consensus on standards from inspiring English sources

The CF Foundation and European CF Society seek unified consensus on standards of care, yet differences remain and psychosocial disparities in patients may exist.

Experimental design is an important stage in the development of such methods, but establishing a consensus on standards is hampered by lack of understanding of available techniques and software.

Separate from the law, we need to come to some consensus on standards of simple fairness to which we can hold all Americans, left and right, and of all beliefs and faiths.

Consequently, the opinions of the panel members differed widely, and within the COSMIN study no consensus on standards for assessing MIC could be reached.

The community has since developed into a thriving community that offers a wealth of information, including discussions that have facilitated the construction of analysis pipelines and consensus on standards in the genomics community.

Consensus on standards for demonstrating validity of IHC proficiency in biomarker studies would greatly improve reproducibility, particularly in the area of cancer research, and accelerate the translation of research breakthroughs into life-saving therapies.

The great variation present within and between countries, however, suggests that there is not a consensus on standard practice.

Here we report the EPHect consensus on standard recommended surgical data and sample collection in endometriosis research (part I).

However, at the time these trials were conducted (1997 to 1998), there was no consensus on standard antiemetic prophylaxis, which may explain the discrepancy (Van Belle et al. 2002).

Lack of consensus on standard measurements, incomplete understanding about the interaction of home hazards, inadequate research on the effectiveness of interventions, and insufficient political support limit current efforts to achieve healthy housing.

A variety of statistical methods are available to address questions related to chemical mixtures (Billionnet et al. 2012; Sun et al. 2013), but there is no consensus on standard methods for studying environmental mixtures in epidemiological studies.