Sentence examples for standardisation system from inspiring English sources

Each day in 2012, we send around a trillion Mime attachments (the technical term for the standardisation system invented by Borenstein and his collaborator Ned Freed) but in 1992, Borenstein says, it was a niche sport.

Individuals with at least two HbA1c values above 6.0%, using the Swedish Mono-S standardisation system (corresponding to 6.9% using the US National Glycohemoglobin Standardization Program and 52 mmol/mol using International Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine units) [ 20, 21], were categorised as diabetes cases.

Aiming to enhance the content of the standardisation reform, Parliament adopted a resolution on 21 October 2010 in which it called for the standardisation system's many successful elements to be maintained and improved, and for the right balance to be struck between the national, European and international dimensions.

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4. Integration of the vehicle into the transport infrastructure: open in vehicle platform architecture (2011), cooperative systems (2010-2013), infrastructure-to-infrastructure (I2010(2010), vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) (2011), vehicle-to vehicle (V2V) (2013), mandate for the European Standardisation Organisation (2009-2014).

Ensuring standardisation allows systems biology models to be reused outside of their original context: in different simulators, under different conditions, or as parts of more complex models [ 31].

In parallel with the MODURBAN project, international standardisation of general system functional requirements were started by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).

The biggest challenges are creating and maintaining a minimum level of standardisation and a system of quality assurance [ 6, 7].

In doing so, it not only consulted widely with a range of stakeholders across the health-board, but also ensured that the implementation was clinically-led by a senior anaesthetic consultant in order to lead the POA guideline and protocol standardisation and the system clinical decision support functionalities.

One of the contributors to this in the UK was a Requirement for Accreditation of GP computer systems, which ensured there was a degree of standardisation between the systems.

Standardisation of terms, system-performance measures and methodologies, and adequacy of technological requirements are vital for comparing robot performance and technical progress.