Sentence examples for ensure standardisation from inspiring English sources
Finally, the current study demonstrates that instructors did not adhere to a standardised protocol for ER delivery; a pilot RCT will ensure standardisation and will include measures to record the fidelity of intervention delivery.
To ensure standardisation and comparability across sites and time, DHS surveys employ intense interviewer training, standardised measurement tools and techniques, an identical core questionnaire and instrument pretesting [ 20].
Congress say they want to improve the quality of secondary education and set up an independent regulatory mechanism to oversee government and private institutions to ensure standardisation of education.
The Italian Nosocomial Infections Surveillance in Intensive Care Units (ICUs) (SPIN-UTI) project of the Italian Study Group of Hospital Hygiene GISIOO – SItI) was undertaken to ensure standardisation of definitions, data collection and reporting procedures using the Hospital in Europe Link for Infection Control through Surveillance (HELICS -ICU bencHELICS -ICU
Firstly, they ensure standardisation of terminology and identification across all entities in a domain so that multiple sources of data can be aggregated through comparable reference terms.
"We will work with our members in countries affected by polio to follow the board's recommendation of creating a checklist, to enhance the impact of the immunisation teams and ensure standardisation".
Policies around quality assurance were integral in ensuring standardisation of content and approach.
Use of simulated patients (SPs) ensured standardisation of key variables (e.g. barriers to behaviour change).
Guidelines for administering questionnaires were provided, ensuring standardisation of HRQOL data by all personnel (Young et al, 2002).
The proposed automated system provides consistent measurements thus ensuring standardisation, and shows promise for increasing IHC analysis of nuclear staining in TMAs from large clinical trials.
Although this ensures standardisation of the intervention protocol, the results may not be generalisable to other settings or to patients with other types of cutaneous warts.
