Sentence examples for of a standardised set from inspiring English sources

This consists of a standardised set of sentences, of equal length, complexity and word structure, which are presented in gradually decreasing size.

We classified the completeness of information (reporting quality) of each study and each available document by means of a standardised set of items (individual items or item categories) on study methods and results.

- Participants' opinions on the most important barriers and facilitators for implementation in daily practice as well as participants' thoughts on how best to overcome barriers for the implementation of a standardised set of instruments.

The notion of a standardised set of outcomes across a wide range of health matters was central to the formation of the Core Outcome Measurement in Effectiveness/Efficacy Trials initiative (http://www.comet-initiative.org/), which was launched in 2010 in order to bring together those interested in the development and application of core outcome sets.

The interview guide consisted of a standardised set of questions with five key topics: 1) perceptions of EBP, 2) students' information need during clinical education, 3) students' use of research evidence during clinical education, 4) facilitators and barriers to EBP during clinical education and 5) how to best promote EBP in clinical education in the future.

While all of these performance measurement systems collect data on a standardised set of indicators, some systems use treatment process indicators (such as treatment engagement, treatment completion, and waiting time for services) [ 13- 15] while others use patient outcome data to measure performance [ 18].

The SAGA survey instrument allows for rapid data gathering and analysis based on a standardised set of governance concepts and indicators.

Given that oncogene addiction is defined operationally, it is of critical importance that a standardised set of criteria (akin to the definition of a RECIST clinical response) is considered when scoring addiction in experimental models.

A sample of university researchers, building contractors and members of public organisations was interviewed using a standardised set of guidelines.

Unfortunately, the diversification of CBE poses a challenge for developing a standardised set of criteria for evaluating the outcomes of CBE.

INDEPTH WHO-SAGE resulted from an opportunity to field a standardised set of surveys of adult health and aging in eight INDEPTH health and demographic surveillance system (HDSS) sites, with the survey content drawn heavily from the SAGE, SHARE, and HRS surveys.