Sentence examples for no standardised methodology from inspiring English sources

To date no standardised methodology exists for defining, assessing, and reporting injurious falls in RCTs, and thus needs to be developed for future research.

While there is no standardised methodology for systematic literature reviews [ 25], the methodology described was developed by the CCG in order to maintain consistency and a high standard in the systematic reviews of frailty.

Cost of illness studies also need to be treated with a degree of caution as they are often based on estimations and assumptions as the full data set required often does not exist, and there is no standardised methodology for studies of this nature.

Many clinical trial designs remain conservative and there is no established standardised methodology for recruiting more elderly patients with co-morbidities and disability into clinical trials.

European standards have been developed to allow a standardised methodology for testing the efficacy of disinfectants, but no European standard exists for testing products against C. difficile in medical environments.

Revenue figures from Deloitte may differ from revenue figures given in club accounts because Deloitte uses a standardised methodology to even up differences in the way that clubs across Europe report their revenues.

The objective of this study was to assess international trends in antipsychotic use, using a standardised methodology.

This study provides one of the first comprehensive monthly satellite-based studies of fires occurring across the entire Russian Federation using a single, standardised methodology designed to map burned areas down to a size of 2 km2.

The objective of the BREATHE study was to estimate the regional prevalence of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) symptoms within the general population in the Middle East/North Africa (MENA) region and to document risk factors, disease characteristics and management using a standardised methodology.

These factors reduced the number of patients and the credibility of results due to lack of standardised methodology.

This leads to the need for a standardised methodology and framework for vulnerable road user benefits assessment and especially for the assessment of comfort benefits.