Sentence examples for internationally accepted tests from inspiring English sources

Annual check-up (stamp 56) of oral cavity, skin, lymph nodes, routine examinations of blood for detection of any abnormalities in its constituents (stamp 57) and chest X-ray (stamp 58) are internationally accepted tests (ACS Monograph, 2000) for early detection in asymptomatic people.

Several internationally accepted test methods for subjective video quality assessment are described in [11, 12].

For these reasons, the Klimisch et al. (1996) criteria award "the highest grade of reliability" to studies that follow "internationally accepted test guidelines... and the principles of... GLP," as do systems following them (Dor et al. 2009; Küster et al. 2009).

Therefore, in this study we used the internationally accepted Ewing tests without age adjustment.

The Appraisal of Guidelines for Research and Evaluation (AGREE IIInstrumentnt, an internationally accepted and tested tool was used by all health departments to assess the methodological rigor of practice guidelines [ 43- 45].

Biocontrol practitioners avoid these circumstances by matching environments for populations selected for release (Zalucki and van Klinken 2006), minimizing risks of bottlenecks (Hopper et al. 1993) and selecting specialist agents by applying an internationally accepted and tested protocol for predicting and avoiding non-target impacts in the new range.

Most theoretical and experimental research investigating the effect of fire on structures has previously concentrated only on the structural behaviour during the heating stages of the fire, partly due to the fact that internationally accepted standard fire tests only consider this stage of the fire.

To allow for a consistent assessment of studies within the registration process, a harmonized internationally accepted and validated test method is needed.

To allow for a consistent assessment of studies within regulatory frameworks, a harmonized internationally accepted and validated test method is needed.

In contrast to OLD for which generally accepted criteria are available (ie, FEV1pred≤80% and FEV1/FVC<0.70), no internationally accepted pulmonary function test criteria exist for RLD.

Among participating SRLs, different but internationally accepted methods were used to test for second-line drug resistance (details available upon request).