Sentence examples for harmonization of measures from inspiring English sources
The literature is limited by a lack of harmonization of measures across studies, retrospective designs, and small and idiosyncratic samples.
Key issues include the need to expand the workforce trained in aging research, development of specific resources and harmonization of measures and outcomes, and a culture change within the scientific community.
It will be important to work toward some level of harmonization of measures in order to enable better comparisons across studies.
An issue in such studies is that phenotypes are often measured by different instruments across study cohorts, requiring harmonization of measures so that more powerful fixed effect meta-analyses can be employed.
These recommendations form an excellent starting point for harmonization of outcome measures and accompanying inferential statistical measures in RCTs and other comparative effectiveness research.
61 One of the key factors for clinical development will be the harmonization of outcome measures.
As a measure of harmonization of reconstruction conditions, the root mean square error (RMSE) was measured; RMSE is the square root of the variance in SUVmean of the six spheres between DRO17 mm and actual phantom images obtained with the SPECT/CT cameras.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is making the first real effort since the British Raj — whatever his Hindu nationalist provocations — to bring India together through massive infrastructure investment and harmonization of tax policy, among other measures, gradually lessening the country's fissiparous tendencies.
The Insulin Standardization Workgroup called for harmonization of the insulin assay to encourage the development of measures of insulin sensitivity and secretion that will be practical for clinical care (374).
Post harmonization of other instruments other than OA measures was also problematic.
That bill calls for a "harmonization" of the California and federal regulatory programs to provide a nationwide standard.
