Sentence examples for more standardized methods from inspiring English sources
However, precise information on these features is scarce, not up-to-date or does not cover large spatial expanses, and therefore more standardized methods are required for consistent spatially explicit information [14].
In this study we sought to develop more standardized methods of generating hPSC-derived BMECs in order to increase differentiation reproducibility and scalability.
For further study, additional quantitative mapping and more standardized methods should be employed to answer the question of whether there is reorganization of the entire LPZ after monocular or binocular retinal lesioning, as well as to investigate the timeframe required for the reorganization and the visual perception consequences of retinal lesions.
Future studies may also consider a more standardized method for volume assessment to be used as a gold standard, in addition to the clinical assessment of the treating ICU physician.
It appears that there is a need for a more standardized method of developing a comprehensive quality indicator set.
Even so, a more standardized method to measure rapport, such as patient satisfaction surveys, may provide better direction for future studies.
Comparability would also have been improved by the employment of a more standardized method to ascribe a primary cause of visual impairment.
Limiting the RD50 test to those conducted in mice, or Swiss-Webster mice, and limiting the exposure time keeps the test to a more standardized method, although intrastrain variability was not a cause for concern in our subanalyses.
Given the results reported in these studies as well as others in the literature, a more standardized method of lymph node dissection for esophageal cancer is needed, as proposed in the new seventh edition of the AJCC TNM staging manual.
As the interest in friction for orthodontic tooth movement continues, a goal of the research community should entail more standardized testing methods.
Despite these challenges, Dr. Kashyap remains optimistic about the potential that probiotics may hold as more standardized research methods are applied.
