Sentence examples for implementing standardization from inspiring English sources

Yet its long-term success depends on implementing standardization and a more structured process for innovation.

The IFCC reference system for HbA1c represents the only valid anchor to implement standardization of the measurement.

'Minimum information about a marker gene sequence' (MIMARKS) is a recent effort developed by the Genomics Standards Consortium to implement standardization and description of sequence-based data [ 7].

A first consensus meeting was held in 2007 (9– 10), where it was decided that the new IFCC reference system for HbA1c represents the only valid anchor to implement standardization of the measurement, and that HbA1c results were to be reported worldwide in IFCC units (mmol/mol) and derived NGSP units, using the IFCC-NGSP master equation.

Our findings may be valuable to KAU in implementing the standardization and validation of exams in all clinical departments.

Different from the one-click process implemented in "Standardization of molecules", the "Custom preprocessing" sub-module provides flexible options for users to construct customized standardization process according to their own preferences of operations and execution orders.

While Milner hopes that, as the sites grow, they'll implement a standardization of the criteria needed for adding and amending meme entries, he acknowledges that, even in their current less-polished form, they're "effective" tools for historicizing.

In the present paper we have proposed and implemented a standardization of nomenclature which conforms to the HUGO Genetic Nomenclature Committee (http://www.genenames.org) and HGVS Human Genome Variation Societyy) (http://www.hgvs.org) guidelines for transcripts and protein products respectively of the PIP5K1C gene [ 40].

Ware et al. pointed out that not implementing this normative standardization step could negatively affect the reliability and validity of the MOS SF-36 scales.

Thus, the imperative for a standardized surveillance system must be tempered with consideration of the cost-benefit ratio involved in implementing any given standardization effort.

A recent estimate suggests that simplifying administrative activities within the existing multi-payer system by implementing a range of standardization, automation and enrollment stabilization reforms could save $40 billion annually [ 35].