Sentence examples for developed to standardize from inspiring English sources
A large ongoing European collaborative network (SHARE) is being developed to standardize care, and create a basic minimum standard of care across Europe for young people with JIA: the SHARE recommendations have not yet been published [ 21].
The following seven standardized sample collection forms were developed to standardize sampling procedures: sample collection forms for swimming pools, water distribution systems, bottled-water plants, seacoasts, water distribution systems (Legionella spp. detection), cooling towers (Legionella spp. detection), and decorative fountains (Legionella spp. detection).
National organizations developed to standardize rules and regulations, to transform sporadic challenge matches into systematic league competition, to certify eligibility, and to register results.
BioAssay Ontology [22] is developed to standardize the description of HTS experiments and screening results.
The UC-PRO/SS measure was developed to standardize the quantification of GI signs and symptoms of UC in clinical trials through direct patient ratings.
The CD-PRO/SS measure was developed to standardize the quantification of GI signs and symptoms of CD in clinical trials through direct patient ratings.
To expand the use of microarray technology in toxicology, several national and international initiatives have been developed to better standardize and harmonize the technology.
Dietary intake data from each EPIC cohort were standardized by using the EPIC Nutrient Database, which was developed to provide standardized information on food pattern, food items, and individual nutrients across EPIC countries (14).
The impact of their discovery is evidenced by the fact that an entire industry has developed to supply standardized siRNAs and the reagents for their use.
This framework was developed to guide and standardize public health decision-making process regarding new immunization programs in Canada.
In anticipation of this limitation, we have developed guidelines to standardize adjudication based on previous research in this field [ 42].
