Sentence examples for consistency and standardization from inspiring English sources

This seems to me to be quite an interesting contradiction: We apparently value an educational system where consistency and standardization are important, but that also allows for operation independent from standards and norms.

Study design quality has not improved over the last decade, indicating a need for greater consistency and standardization in this area.

TS is widely practiced in advanced assembly facilities to reduce cost and improve consistency and standardization in assembly and in assembly-and-test utilities, relying often on real time control.

Input from stakeholders has shown that consistency and standardization are critical to growing the market and attracting investors.

"That gets to what the industry is grappling with, which is there has to be a base level of format consistency and standardization across the different publishers for agencies and marketers to invest in the new opportunities".

With the use of InterVA-4, more consistency and standardization was expected in assigning of COD.

It is also well recognised that blood pressure is subject to error in measurement and consistency and lack of standardization of various factors: the auscultatory method of blood pressure measurement eg Korotkoff sounds; patient position during blood pressure assessment; appropriate cuff size to ensure the cuff bladder encircles at least 80% of the arm is not always performed [ 38, 39].

We applied such a common definition to two different claims databases (Truven MarketScan Commercial Claims and Encounters [CCAE] and Optum Clinformatics [Optum]) while converting the raw data into a CDM and evaluated whether this transformation and standardization improves consistency in analysis results between the two databases.

For standardization, consistency, and to best approximate cost (rather than charges or reimbursement), we will use Medicare reimbursement rates to monetize outpatient visits.

Three key areas emerged from analysis of CIS reports: the need for greater consistency, standardization, and robust data collection for analysis; enhanced surveillance and reporting by countries identified as not reporting into CIS, and the need to increase diversity and participation by important reporting sources in the CIS for legitimate supply chain penetration incidents.

Standardization provides consistency and predictability in a design.