Sentence examples for means of standardisation from inspiring English sources

Also, measures have been mentioned concerning how these optimisation have to be implemented throughout European by means of standardisation and harmonisation.

We argue that through appropriate standardisation of the automation requirements such cross-system implementation may be possible and we propose as a means of standardisation the use of security design patterns.

Observed and expected values were used to estimate standardised mortality ratios (SMRs) and standardised incidence ratios (SIRs) by means of indirect standardisation.

Observed and expected deaths, based on Canadian population death rates (1956 1994) specific for sex, age and calendar year, were used to estimate standardised mortality ratios (SMRs) by means of indirect standardisation.

All rates were age-adjusted by means of direct standardisation using the European Standard Population as reference.

In this paper we explore the use of security patterns for audit automation and we implement them as a means of supporting its standardisation within integrated business application systems.

An individual trace of foot position was taken for each participant as a means of foot placement standardisation.

20 The framework provides the opportunity to enhance the governance of AP roles in Wales by providing a shared means of introducing role standardisation, transparency and assurance regarding the scope and competence of APs.

The variability in segmentation performance in any one single clinical case means the standardisation of the delineation of the MTV is critical for the application of radiomics within OC.

Using the INDEPTH 2013 standard, encompassing lower income populations in both Africa and Asia, meant that the overall effect of standardisation across the whole mortality dataset was minimal, while resulting in important adjustments for certain sub-groups.

Also discussed are the principles of condition monitoring to provide a means of pre-emptive maintenance, modularisation, standardisation, and innovations and developments which have the potential for improving some of the key technologies required for fusion machines.