Sentence examples for possibility of standardizing from inspiring English sources
After a preliminary vulnerability analysis carried out to assess the safety of the bust, a specific intervention of seismic isolation is conceived and realized by adopting Double Concave Curved Surface Sliders (DCCSS), which combine a strong flexibility to different museum contexts, with the possibility of standardizing the production process.
In this context the possibility of standardizing the measurement of corneal tissue deformation degree, induced by refractive surgery procedures, would be essential to determine the predictability in the development of complications such as keratectasia and to compare different surgical procedures in terms of biomechanical and tissue stability.
CONCLUSIONS This study is the first step of a nationwide quality-improvement effort and documents the possibility of obtaining standardized information to be used for diabetes care profiling and benchmarking activities.
The nationwide transition to the EHR in the United States [ 13] brings the possibility to standardize parts of the medical record in order to improve patient care.
"I have no sense of standardizing what goes on here.
We lessened this possibility by standardizing the time of year, clinician and type of consult but other unmeasured factors cannot be excluded.
The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat and the World Health Organization are considering the possibility of enhancing and standardizing regional training programs across the Pacific [ 28].
To control for this possibility, we standardized the frequency/amount of meat shared on each occasion by dividing the said amount by the number of females of the same reproductive state as the female who received meat, present in the party when the transfer took place (see Methods).
In this study, the fostered mice were housed in mixed strains of the same age in the post-weaning period, to standardize the possibility of hearing songs from littermates.
Though one limitation may be possibility of excluding studies that used standardized and culturally validated instruments [ 45].
To test for this possibility we obtained standardized mortality ratios (SMR) generated by the University of Michigan Kidney Epidemiology and Cost Center [ 23].
