Sentence examples for lack of standardised language from inspiring English sources

Lack of standardised language and concepts may lead to difficulties in retrieving relevant patient information [ 1, 5, 17].

Use of standardised language in reports minimises ambiguity.

It overcomes the obstacles of multiple written translations, which are quite challenging in some African countries due to the lack of standardised written languages and low literacy.

To bypass the challenge of a lack of standardised writing formats, we audiorecorded the questionnaire in three major Gambian languages: Mandinka, Wolof and Fula.

Jefferson also believes that the evidence of harm may be under reported because of a lack of standardised safety-outcome data.

"This is about human rights and a lack of standardised care across the world," said Stephen Kennedy, head of the Nuffield department of obstetrics & gynaecology at the University of Oxford, who was not involved in the series.

It was found that there is a lack of standardised procedures for interpreting susceptibility test results.

Then there's the lack of standardised addresses - making local knowledge vital.

These factors reduced the number of patients and the credibility of results due to lack of standardised methodology.

Moreover, the lack of standardised scoring systems for all modalities makes the objective evaluation of the degree of inflammation and destruction challenging.

Direct observation of peer relating is potentially a sensitive and ecologically valid measure of child social functioning, but there has been a lack of standardised methods.