Sentence examples for standardisation of definitions from inspiring English sources

We recommend standardisation of definitions to allow appropriate comparisons to be made.

The Italian Nosocomial Infections Surveillance in Intensive Care Units (ICUs) (SPIN-UTI) project of the Italian Study Group of Hospital Hygiene GISIOO – SItI) was undertaken to ensure standardisation of definitions, data collection and reporting procedures using the Hospital in Europe Link for Infection Control through Surveillance (HELICS -ICU bencHELICS -ICU

Other crucial weaknesses of Messori and colleagues' survey lie in its observational nature and the lack of any standardisation of definitions or outcomes.

19 Meta-analysis of individual participant data provides an opportunity to deal with these biases by inclusion of unpublished individual level data to the analysis and by standardisation of definitions of the exposures, outcomes, and statistical methods within these data.

However, variation is related to the standardisation of definition and outcomes: for the group of studies using versions of the Campbell et al definition, variation in the proportion of all injurious falls is considerably lower (CV = 12.0%) compared to variation of other studies included in the analysis (CV = 66.3%).

The following definitions of hospital acquired infection, developed through consensus, represent a practical approach to standardisation of numerator definitions for surgical site infection and bloodstream infections.

Standardisation of class definitions across disparate communities requires communication between cheminformaticians/logicians and chemists.

As our study has shown, there is a clear need for a standardisation of phenotype definitions.

There is little standardisation of the definitions used for complications.

So, just like the standardisation of pain definitions is warranted, standardisation of age interval reporting would also be preferable.

However, one of the major findings of the present review is that a strict standardisation of the definition could substantially enhance comparability of studies.