Sentence examples for standardisation initiative from inspiring English sources

The Oxford team, led by Zondervan and consultant gynaecologist Prof Christian Becker, have been involved in putting together a global standardisation initiative, to ensure researchers around the world now collect compatible data.

Radiomic analysis was performed using features implemented as part of the Image Biomarker Standardisation Initiative (IBSI), a multicentre, international collaboration aimed at improving the reproducibility and validation of quantitative medical image analysis studies [5].

Standardisation initiatives by the ITER central team to mitigate these risks are described.

Some cloud providers are concerned with the loss of customers that may come with standardisation initiatives which may then flatten their profits and do not regard the solution favourable.

An informative example in this context is seen in research in [50], arguing that many cloud providers are concerned with the loss of customer that may come with standardisation initiatives which may flatten profits, and do not regard the solution favourable.

As for land cover data, such standardisation initiatives go beyond the influence of individual scientists and require internationally coordinated methods and efforts that include data agencies and policy-makers.

Further, amongst organisations developing standards there are also efforts for how to improve ICT standardisation such as initiatives for considering open source work practices in standardisation addressed in recent workshops organised by ETSI1 (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) and ANSI2 (American National Standards Institute).

Comparisons between the Moving On program and the Stanford and Expert Patient programs were limited by a lack of standardisation across the initiatives and their evaluations.

As a first initiative towards standardisation in the field, the first Surface Realisation Shared Task [12] intended to evaluate English surface realisation systems based on the same input data (abstracted from the WSJ corpus).

The provision of an updated curriculum represents a significant step forward in the construction of a matrix of educational initiatives aimed at standardisation of educational structures in radiology throughout Europe.

This programme, which became Childsmile Core, built on pre-existing local NHS Board-based toothbrushing initiatives, and enabled standardisation across the country with national procurement of the toothbrushing supplies and the publication and implementation of national standards for toothbrushing programmes [ 12, 13].