Sentence examples for for greater standardisation from inspiring English sources
We find a number of issues with the more commonly used behavioural tests, including the lack of ethologically valid test designs, and the need for greater standardisation of design which would facilitate comparison of results across studies.
There is also a strong need for greater standardisation of methods to improve the quality and comparability of epidemiological data in Europe.
The reliability of assessing items such as altered sensation may benefit from greater standardisation or alternative forms of data collection, for example, self-report questionnaire.
Data entry would also benefit from greater standardisation and more robust supporting software (with in-built data checking where feasible).
5 6 7 Variation in antibiotic prescribing that does not improve outcomes for patients wastes resources, undermines self care for similar conditions in the future, puts patients at unnecessary risk of side effects, and increases selection of resistant organisms, and so represents an opportunity for improved care through greater standardisation.
The extent to which the need for local tailoring was more perceived than real was questioned by another local service provider interviewee (formerly an NHS clinician), who suggested the primary need was for NHS organisations to agree on greater standardisation of clinical practices.
While it is acknowledged that USE technologies are proprietary and their outputs may not be interchangeable, there should be greater standardisation of thyroid USE, for example by unifying nodule-grading systems and elastogram chromatic scales.
This paper describes the development of a standardised intervention model that could be used to achieve greater standardisation across programs, outcomes, and outcome measures delivered by different services for high-risk young people.
This formalisation of CBS is expected to bring greater standardisation of M&E and supervision systems for community health workers (CHWs).
Common reasons for the linkage errors have been categorised in additional file 4 along with a framework for potential reporting items that can assist in developing greater standardisation in this area.
While procedures and policy for monitoring NMP are in place within NHS trusts, greater standardisation and consistency is required of clinical governance systems if quality and safety is to be ensured given the expanding development of NMP.
