Sentence examples for more standardized approaches from inspiring English sources

To allow comparisons and provide more standardized approaches, we developed an R package implementing five methods that were the most commonly used during the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic.

The use of more standardized approaches could lead to sizeable savings in care and outcomes, particularly focusing the attention on the large proportion of patients falling in the intermediate category of the score.

More standardized approaches to data collection in secondary generation HIV surveillance are necessary to better understand regional differences in risk behaviour and prevalence and to design targeted intervention for those regions at risk of experiencing outbreaks.

As medical education moves to new curricular models, including competency-based education with defined objectives, benchmarks and outcomes and more standardized approaches, it is important to understand and set objectives for each phase of education [ 19, 20].

As US police departments increasingly adopt less-than-lethal devices, Terrill said there needs to be a more standardized approach to training officers to use them.

So subprime servicers should take a more standardized approach: restructure all 2/28 and 3/27 subprime hybrid loans for owner-occupied homes in cases where the borrower has been making timely payments but can't afford the reset payments.

Steinman could have used a more standardized approach, with certain proteins preselected to maximize response; instead, he went with samples of his own disease, hoping these would give his dendritic cells something more to go on.

This analysis may be helpful to develop a more standardized approach in order to make the data between different centres more comparable.

We recommend a more standardized approach for measuring bait availability prior to eradication to provide more robust predictions of the rate at which bait availability will decrease during the eradication and to facilitate future comparisons among projects and islands.

Within the current Primary Care Group context, where purchasing decisions are made collectively by a group of general practices within a region, consideration needs to be given to both the continuity of schemes already in existence and to whether a more standardized approach to service development will be required to facilitate sustainable provision.

A more standardized approach has been adopted throughout maternity units in the U.K.