Sentence examples for in standardisation of from inspiring English sources

This difficulty in standardisation of imaging tools is partly attributable to the rarity as well as to the heterogeneity of LNETs.

It also informed rater training in standardisation of language used and interview technique.

The MADIMAH project has enabled efforts in standardisation of data preparation and analysis for studying migration in relation to the SES of the households and the health and wellbeing of migrants, especially in terms of mortality.

The modified proximal medial sural nerve biopsy approach provides an improvement in standardisation of lesion parameters, thus presenting itself as a valid technique in the assessment of peripheral nerve guides in humans.

Although there is a risk in standardisation of care, guidelines towards care provision might improve quality of care and a fair distribution of various types of care, including medical care, towards a standardised and acceptable benchmark.

Because the nurse can perform other tasks during drainage and return of the GRV, and the fact that the system remains closed during measurement, this could be a major step forward in standardisation of GRV measurement.

This panel will be prospectively validated in the trial and represents a step change in the standardisation of swallowing assessment in head and neck trials.

Although some form of mortality reviewing takes place in all acute trusts in England, standardisation of the process (selection of deaths, review forms, training of reviewers, judging avoidability) would help ensure adequate rigour throughout the hospital sector.

This paper presents a study of the collective knowledge in information technology (IT) and the comparative analyses of innovative trends in the standardisation of the roads of knowledge in the subfields of software engineering (SE).

These projects were also important in the standardisation of practices and formal procedures, in particular, supporting entrepreneurship and collaborative R&D projects.

An interest in slang is, not surprisingly, contemporary with an interest in the standardisation of English.