Sentence examples for standardised collection from inspiring English sources

Data were collected prospectively by midwives caring for women during labour, ensuring standardised collection of all variables and minimisation of missing data.

As part of a health care innovation project aiming to decreasing the "door to needle" time in patients with the suspicion of a severe infection who presented at the ED, standardised collection of variables from medical history, physical examination and laboratory results during ED presentation took place.

We started a multicentre prospective study in 2006 with the aim of standardised collection of snap frozen human ovarian cancer tissues.

A core outcome set (COS) is an agreed and standardised collection of outcomes that should be reported in all trials within a specific research area [ 39].

We suggest that it is therefore important for each laboratory to investigate the transferability of the quoted reference range to its own patient population based on equivalent standardised collection conditions, and where necessary determine its own ranges.

We found a significant difference between exhaled "breathprints" in healthy subjects and patients with lung cancer when the previously standardised collection setup (50 ml/sec, no breath hold and the exclusion of dead space) was used (p = 0.02, Figure  2).

This points to the need to improve the quality of such reports and perhaps standardise collection of contributing causal factors.

The individual methods used to assess HPA function were inevitably prone to random error owing to difficulties in standardising collection procedures in the home environment.

The second urinary void was chosen to standardise collection, as DPD has significant circadian variation with higher levels excreted at night than during the day.

The sample/positive-ratios (S/P-ratios) were calculated based on optical densities (OD) as follows: S / P = OD sample - OD mean negative control OD mean positive control - OD mean negative control Data were collected using accordingly structured and standardised data collection forms in compliance with the guidelines for 'Good Clinical Practise GCPCP) [ 15].

The unprecedented survey, carried out by Allen's company Vulcan with £7m of funding, is the first continent-wide aerial survey of African elephants using standardised data collection and technical validation methods, involved more than 90 scientists, six NGOs and many volunteers and conservationists on the ground.