Staunton and his colleagues had ambitious objectives for this tournament, including convening a "Chess Parliament" to complete the standardisation of various rules and procedures for competitive chess and for writing about chess.
It is particularly well suited to practice guidelines, organisational issues related to the standardisation of work rules and coordination, and could also be used to assess the quality of patient care pathways.
With the further standardisation of the vignette-writing rules in phase 2, the percentage of cases whereby reviewers were unable to determine trial arm increased.
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.
To assess the effect of structure standardisation on the consistency of systematic identifiers within and between databases, we applied a set of rules developed by the Computer-Aided Drug Design grofp of the National Cancer Institute (NCI/CADD) known as FICTS rules [26, 27].
We have shown that a set of well-defined standardisation rules is essential while constructing systematic identifiers (can gain up to 50% increase in consistency), and that stereochemistry has an important contribution to this inconsistency.
Through these processes, programme rules evolved, such as the standardisation of the information system for the province.
There followed a period of standardisation of diagnostic criteria.
Agreement of May 15 , 1886 regarding the technical standardisation of railways.
The arbitrary and anarchic community of domestic borshch-makers is a rebuke to political borders, order and standardisation, whether the Soviet standardisation of central planning or the capitalist standardisation of identical retail outlets.
