Sentence examples for standardisation in terms of from inspiring English sources

One major problem that we encountered was a lack of standardisation in terms of diagnostic categorisation and confirmed diagnostic data.

The review found a lack of standardisation in terms of the exercise intervention, setting and outcomes measures (Tables  1, 2 and 3).

The findings facilitated the description of the constant and variable aspects of components of the intervention [ 7] and definition of its standardisation in terms of 'form and function' [ 28].

It is also shown that larger enterprises and smaller commercial organisations provide a major contribution to standardisation, both in terms of involvement and collaboration.

Without standardisation of methodologies in terms of patient characteristics and the number and measurement of variables, the results and their generalisability should be interpreted with caution.

13 Further claims to improve DNACPR decision-making were the implementation of a standard process in trust policies to record patients' wishes at admission 9 while Kim do et al 14 called for a systematic standardisation of DNACPR decisions in terms of standardised forms to improve end-of life decisions in the early stage of patients with terminal cancer.

Here efficiency is understood in terms of standardisation and narrow economic and bureaucratic judgements.

Documentation of IM care was also challenging, e.g. in terms of standardisation of recording procedures, patient record contents and mutual terminology.

MR imaging presents more challenges in terms of standardisation of scanning before and after treatment to ensure consistent disease assessment.

11 Staff are unaccustomed to thinking in terms of standardisation and reliability of processes that, for example, would come naturally to engineers.

The ATP-TCA compares favourably with all previous methods in terms of standardisation, evaluability, tumor cell number required, reproducibility and accuracy.