The human infants, whose data are used here, constituted the standardization sample used in the development of the Bayley Scales of Infant Development (BSID; Bayley, 1969).
The expert group concluded that there should be standardization of what constitutes a screened condition.
After the ESONET Best Practices Workshop held in Bremen at the end of January 2008, the state of art has been set and some groups working on key standardization topics have been constituted to manage standardization plans.
The BioSharing forum works at the global level to build stable linkages between funders, implementing data-sharing policies and well-constituted standardization efforts in the biosciences domain to expedite communication and achieve harmonization and mutual support.
There needs to be standardization.
This cubic is less inflected than that shown in [1]; this behavior is a result of the sampling standardization [7], and constitutes part of their new interesting results.
Propolis composition depends on various factors such as the source of plant species from which propolis is made and on environmental factors, which constitute a difficulty to its standardization [ 2, 3].
The portability and extensibility of XML offers many advantages to describe the complex nature of biological data and constitutes an important step towards the standardization of methods in biology [ 58- 60].
However, different span time for sample inspection and poor sensitivity in appreciating low levels of cryoglobulins constitutes a severe limitation to the standardization and clinical interpretation of quantitative results in clinical practice [ 19– 219.
The results constitute the first zooarchaeological evidence of such a standardization of meat production from the second century onwards in Gaul.
Panellists indicated that there is a lack of standardization among CAIM therapies: for example, what constitutes an acupuncture treatment can vary widely between practitioners and even between patients of the same practitioner.
