Accordingly, a serum-free medium (SFM) needs to be developed for standardization of in vitro expansion of CTLs.
We didn't use the raw values from the five measures because they have different scales; thus, any score computed by weighted average of the raw values needs to be preceded by standardization of the raw values, which is beyond the scope of this paper.
Standardization of immunotherapy needs to be the focus of ongoing research.
For such disclosures to be useful, there would need to be some standardization within industries, and companies would have to be willing to disclose good news as well as bad.
More precise and reproducible prenatal predictive parameters need to be developed to allow standardization of results between centers and appropriate design of clinical trials in CDH.
However, in both cases, the realization of a regulation that could provide a framework for a social understanding needed to be preconditioned by the standardization of language, which is a possible factor in the problem of the relation between actualities (shi) and proper naming (ming) became the basic epistemological question in ancient China.
If the substrate has any influence on the measurements, either through biochemical or morphological changes in the cells, or through systematic variation in the spectral data via optical artifacts, it is clear that these effects would need to be identified and that standardization would be required to allow direct comparison between different works.
Challenges concerning the predictive biology of indicator traits or standardization need to be solved.
Whenever new hardware is available or the existing standard profiles, standard variable types, functions, and so forth need to be expanded, it should be the standardization committee's task to extend and adopt the ontologies and provide them to all manufacturers.
The process of statistical standardization would need to be laboratory specific, established iteratively and cumulatively against external quality assurance samples that cover the range of ER and PgR assay levels.
