Sentence examples for one standardised method from inspiring English sources

The Delphi technique has also been criticised because of the lack of one standardised method, the difficulties in analysing the data, the difficulties in defining what an expert is, the often heterogeneous expert group, and the vague concept of consensus [ 38].

Methodologically, different approaches in Ki-67 immunohistochemical evaluation were used, making comparison difficult due to lack of one standardised assessment method (Pich et al, 2004; Kim et al, 2007).

In addition, to our knowledge, this study is the first in which cystatin C is analysed in a large number of healthy persons older than 80 years originating from one general population study with one standardised study protocol and standardised laboratory methods.

The CQI 'R-ICU' has been developed based on a scientific and standardised method [ 2].

The available tones are based on the Fitzpatrick scale, a standardised method of classifying human skin color used by dermatologists.

There is not one standardised way in which to measure quality of care, and each method has strengths and limitations.

Second, there is no standardised method for conducting the assessment.

He talks me through the invention of the "over the shoulder shot", the standardised method for shooting conversation.

"Response differs between people so we need one standardised response," Sering said.

There is no standardised method to directly determine the shear strength of grouts in the field.

In addition, there is no standardised method for an all-inclusive vulnerability assessment at the local level.