Sentence examples for implementing the standardization from inspiring English sources

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

We sought to remove the variability in phenol urinary concentrations due to heterogeneity in collection conditions by implementing the two-step standardization method proposed by Mortamais et al. (2012).

In implementing the Medicare Health Outcomes Survey with the largest sample of Medicare beneficiaries ever surveyed, CMS and NCQA realized that technical complexity increases the likelihood for systematic error especially while ensuring standardization across multiple vendors.

Implementing the solution.

First, the method relies on a control-only connection over the air in the cross-link, which should be included in 3GPP standardization to implement the proposed interference coordination method when dealing with closed-access FAPs (the exchange of control information over an X2 like interface seems more reasonable when FAPs belong to the same closed subscriber group).

The OTN project aims to implement the profile and test its applicability, and so contribute to the standardization process.

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.

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.

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.

Browser developers are resorting to going their own way with implementing new features because the standardization process is nothing short of a clusterfuck.

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