Sentence examples for organised format from inspiring English sources
In structured reporting (SR), the information is standardised and presented in a clear, organised format, tracking the attributes of each finding (size, location, etc).
Tables are also used to present lists of information, such as protein classifications, in an organised format that would not be possible in the main text.
Jointly, these initiatives showed that biomarker research should adhere to a much more organised format, taking into consideration the needs and perspectives of the whole spectrum of involved parties: from scientists in the discovery laboratory to end-users (patients, physicians), including regulatory bodies.
William Penny Brookes was prominent in organising the format for the modern Olympic Games.
Ontologies encode expert domain knowledge in a hierarchically organised machine-processable format.
(Unit coordinator) In one hospital, feedback about adherence to the ERAS programme was organised in the format of "ERAS lunches".
All competition results are listed in this spreadsheet (xlsx format), organised into the following sheets: Const Inert – constant environment, damage is inert; Const Toxic – constant environment, damage is toxic; Chemo Inert – dynamic environment (chemostat), damage is inert; Chemo Toxic – dynamic environment (chemostat), damage is toxic.
The relationship between these five entities of document, assay description, assay result, compound structure and protein identifier (D-A-R-C-P) can be manually extracted by expert curators and organised in a relational format, thereby converting unstructured to structured information.
The responses were collated and then organised into an appropriate format for transfer to a statistical programme, SAS version 9.2 (SAS Institute Inc ,Cary, NC, USA).
These chapters were well organised and the standardised format was helpful as a resource, although the amount of detail varied between chapters.
The data collections are formatted and organised in a consistent manner within ACToR.
