Sentence examples for not well standardized from inspiring English sources

Second line drug susceptibility testing is not well standardized, so we cannot refer to a standard laboratory method to corroborate our fluoroquinolone or injectable susceptibility results.

In an accompanying editorial, Dr. Pierce Gardner, an epidemiologist and professor of medicine at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, said methods of diagnosing the disease were not well standardized and varied by laboratory.

However, the conversion of voxel values to activity units, which is performed with the use of a calibration factor, is not well standardized and methods to reliably estimate this factor are needed.

However, these tools are not well standardized worldwide.

Children below 6 months of age were excluded as the diagnosis and treatment of SAM is still not well standardized.

We observed that tutors' references to grade students were not well standardized and it was clearly recognized by students.

Random selection of patients is not yet well standardized and depends on the goodwill of physicians in participating in influenza surveillance.

While cough in asthma is usually brought under control by treatment as outlined in the GINA guidelines, the treatment of UACS and GER as triggers of cough, occurring separately or concomitantly, has not been well standardized.

Neurobehavioral effects of exposures to solvents, as examples of complex mixtures, have been studied widely; but batteries of tests are often used, and these have not been well standardized and are generally unfamiliar to most research investigators in this area.

Lead hardness can be confusing, because it is measured on two different scales and is not especially well standardized.

The bone mineral density measured by digital X-ray radiogrammetry (DXR-BMD) determination has the advantage of being well standardized and not subject to the interpretation and measurement errors that are inherent in both the Larsen and the SvdH scoring systems.