Sentence examples for requirements for standardisation from inspiring English sources
A major challenge pertains to the regulatory requirements for standardisation, sterility and quality control of cell therapies.
Recommendations There are insufficient data in the literature to recommend any particular analytical method or assay for Tg measurement, provided that requirements for standardisation and analytical sensitivity are met.
There is a requirement for the standardisation of A. fumigatus allergen extracts used both in clinical diagnosis of A. fumigatus allergy and in research studies.
The 'other' item was not included in the scoring of any of the behavioural scales because the potential variability in this item would breach the requirement for scale standardisation and scale comparability.
It also points at different standardisation requirements for different kinds of business processes and explains that, in networked firms, managers should still strive for IT standardisation but also that the classical approach of coercive standardisation by hierarchical command is but one of the management policies possible, next to collaborative or competitive standardisation.
Two clear roles for ergonomics were identified to: (1) facilitate the participation of patients and clinicians in the design process; and (2) generate new research evidence with respect to spatial requirements for clinical activities to support standardisation.
Invariably, the specific approach for processing and analysis is determined by the specific requirements of the experiment, and thus are not good candidates for standardisation.
(R4) Standardisation of the requirements for ethical clearance for research involving multiple sites or regions within WA would help facilitate state-wide and national research.
Standardisation of the requirements for ethical clearance for research involving multiple sites or regions within WA would help facilitate state-wide and national research.
The benchmark definition of method validation has been presented by the International Organisation for Standardisation as 'the confirmation by examination and the provision of objective evidence that the particular requirements for a specific intended use are fulfilled'.
The situational analysis showed that DMOs recommended standardisation of recruitment, education requirements for recruitment, training and supervision of CHAs, and remuneration, with monetary incentives being the most preferred type of incentive by the DMOs and CHWs.
