Sentence examples for manage standardization from inspiring English sources
After the ESONET Best Practices Workshop held in Bremen at the end of January 2008, the state of art has been set and some groups working on key standardization topics have been constituted to manage standardization plans.
The onset, duration and course of the AU and anterior chamber cells grading was managed according to Standardization of Uveitis Nomenclature [ 2].
It drives standardization of process and tools to manage that process, allows more labor efficiency, and gets things done.
The standardization body in charge of IP is the Internet Engineering Task Force IETFF) that aims to produce high quality, relevant technical and engineering documents that influence the way people design, use, and manage the Internet, and anybody willing to contribute to IP standardization is free to participate in the IETF.
FMC realized that one has to balance project focus with standardization of components in order to reduce costs and manage engineering resources efficiently.
The Internet management protocol development and standardization was for a long time almost exclusively focused on the SNMP framework, to a large extend ignoring that many other not well-standardized protocols became widely used to manage networks.
The commission has been hiring rapidly to prepare for a nuclear renaissance, but officials there were counting on standardization, if not quite mass production, as a way to manage the workload.
Data collection issues and procedure standardization were managed at regular team meetings among research staff and investigators from both provinces.
The data demonstrate that nurses manage some illnesses better than others, and that performance differs significantly between sites, suggesting that standardization of care, as well as performance measurement coupled with mentoring and systems-based quality improvement are needed.
Standardization groups are well aware of the non-bijective relationship of terms and concepts but do not explicitly manage these relations in their glossaries.
