Sentence examples similar to restricted standardization from inspiring English sources
Finally, the use of the endogenous erythroid colony growth assay was discarded as a minor diagnostic criterion due to limited practicability (time consuming, no standardization, restricted to specialized institutions, costly).
Finally, to accommodate direct standardization, we restricted the cohort to individuals with complete demographic information (age, sex, and race) recorded (n = 16,785, 97%%).
They are, however, cumbersome, time-consuming and in need of optimization and standardization [13], thus it remains restricted to a limited number of specialized laboratories.
When reference rates were available only for a specific population restricted to categories defined by age or sex, direct standardization of rates used only groups of this particular population.
Moreover, a broader use of MSC-derived hepatocytes in screening studies for hepatotoxicity has not been reported so far, obviously because of restricted in vitro proliferation and differentiation potential and lack of standardization.
This lack of standardization of data collection and operational definitions among the databases restricted the number of comparisons that could be made and eroded validity of the comparisons.
Production relies on close interactions between producers and users, which restricts the potential for standardization and scale economies.
Standardization bodies often cannot apply common state-of-the-art terminological knowledge and tools, thus they are restricted in their linguistic and methodical means needed for terminology-related tasks.
"restricted composition".
