Sentence examples for some standardisation from inspiring English sources

Another result is that reporting on identification and treatment of protest responses in subsequent analysis is inadequate in the majority of studies and would benefit from some standardisation.

While some specifications have been published (e.g., PubChem) and some standardisation services and tools are available (for example, PubChem provides an online service to standardise molecules [65]) each group has their own set of rules.

A wide range of model designs are used and some standardisation maybe of value in the near future, however it is clear that in vitro models in conjunction with animal studies and human trials offer an excellent way of studying drug dosing to optimise outcomes.

General secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders Brian Lightman said: "It absolutely makes sense to have some standardisation in design, which should result in better value for money, so long as it is not made too rigid as this could be a false economy.

While the use of objective measures is the most ideal option, where it is not possible, some standardisation of subjective category labels in future sports injury epidemiology studies will help to improve the accuracy of results provided by subjective ground assessments and lead to greater confidence in using the injury risk results to inform injury prevention strategies.

This method permitted some standardisation of diagnostic biases.

I think there have been improvements in some of the standardisation of the care.

"With a lack of scale and usage in some centres, limited standardisation and low levels of automation, the cost to establish, maintain and upgrade these systems is high.

60.9 % No The use of TEU's, pallets etc. reflects some aspect of standardisation.

Another tension to transpire in our data, which illuminates our understanding of facilitation in the PARiHS framework, was the requirement for flexibility within GM-HFIT at the same time as some degree of standardisation to ensure the work was completed.

To ensure some degree of standardisation in data collection across sites, a sociologist and member of the BRIDGES Executive Committeee (FW) led five workshops on qualitative methods for research teams from each of the five projects conducting the interviews.