Sentence examples for more standardised data from inspiring English sources

The methodological inconsistencies of the studies discussed in this review suggest the need for improved and more standardised data collection and study design, in order to properly elucidate the role of TBI in the expression and accumulation of Aβ.

Where they cannot be resolved effectively, one solution is to seek to influence the data landscape so that it moves towards using more standardised principles of data management.

At the organisation-wide level, the anaesthetist suggested that a more standardised approach to data collection during the pre-assessment of patients across NHS hospitals would bring much needed guidance and clarity to the service and facilitate the work of the PAC.

Among the aims outlined in the paper are easier access to public data, more standardised formatting and embedding a 'presumption to publish' most data.

For variables such as age group, pulmonary TB and MDR-TB, TESSy provides much more standardised and complete information and appears to be superior as a data source to systematic literature review and meta-analysis.

Our analysis depicts a considerably more nuanced picture of adherence and emphasizes the need for more standardised approaches to reporting adherence data in order to facilitate interpretation of trial results and comparisons across trials of similar interventions.

A more standardised approach would have been preferable, using staff trained in the process and data collected in real time.

APIs are become more standardised, meaning "we're moving in that direction to make the API the interface into that data".

First, it must become more standardised.

From September 2012 every university will have to publish a Key Information Set containing comprehensive standardised data about their undergraduate courses.

The next generation services strategy will be about "much more standardised solutions," he said.