Sentence examples for feasibility of standardization from inspiring English sources

However, with an increasing number of CHMI trials being undertaken, in an ever-growing number of trial sites, heterogeneity in trial design may compromise universal interpretation of results and require an ongoing dialogue on the need and feasibility of standardization.

The routine clinical use of t-scores and z-scores for BMD demonstrates the feasibility of adjunctive statistical standardization of ER and PgR in breast cancer and suggests an approach that may be clinically useful for delineating significant predictive and prognostic effects of continuous ER and PgR at multiple standard deviations below or above the mean.

By incorporating internet-based graphic feedback on a patients' asthma control status and internet-based decision support based on current guidelines, we will enhance the feasibility and standardization of the treatment advice.

Feasibility, standardization, and performance of an ELISA to detect IgG antibodies against the PA of B. anthracis were completed during the anthrax epidemic of fall 2001.

And the Olympics themselves became agents of standardization.

That was before the industrial age brought the notion of standardization to America.

"Does equal protection require some degree of standardization, and what is that degree?

The same technique of standardization was adopted for international transactions.

Digital technology has eroded the economic benefits of standardization.

For his part, Frank Cyr understood the importance of standardization.

Hence the lack of standardization.