Sentence examples for for further standardisation from inspiring English sources

The need for further standardisation and better regulation of the financial and legal aspects, were issues expressed by 20%% of the respondents.

European radiologists have an overwhelmingly positive opinion regarding the future of teleradiology, while also expressing a need for further standardisation (in training and quality assessment), providing both legal regulations and an adequate reimbursement system.

An OECD initiative for the development of mollusc-based toxicity tests for endocrine disrupters and other chemicals has recommended three test species with respective test designs for further standardisation.

Considering the deviation of the results, even though a two-step normalisation procedure increases the homogeneity and comparability of the sample, the differences in the electricity mix, in LCI databases or even in the overall building design could not be neutralised and confirm the need for further standardisation in LCA.

Key areas identified for further standardisation and/or investigation include (1) the treadmill acclimation protocol and markers of its efficiency, (2) the design and frequency of standardised exercise tests used, and (3) the interpretation of data for the development of effective and realistic conditioning programmes.

This finding illustrates the clear need for further standardisation of the NT assessment.

This study emphasises the need for further standardisations, in order to enhance the relevance of international comparisons of infant mortality.

106 108–110 Anti-C1q 106 111 and anti-nucleosome 112 114 antibodies have higher sensitivity and specificity for active nephritis but further standardisation and validation are required.

Therefore, biomarkers that predict response or outcome for VEGF-targeted therapy are emerging, but they require further standardisation and validation before they are incorporated into clinical practice.

Further standardisation of reconstruction settings is necessary to obtain standardised and harmonised SUV recoveries.

In contrast to the EFSA Panel's statement, no breaks, further standardisation, or multiplication of data were applied in the statistical analysis of the distance relationship for pollen deposition on Urtica leaves.