Sentence examples for standardised consensus from inspiring English sources

Bacterial DNA will be extracted following standardised consensus procedures and subjected to deep metagenomic next generation sequencing, as previously described [ 16].

However, there is no standardised consensus on how to quantify the anticholinergic burden and it is difficult to compare the study results from different methods and studies that have used the same method because different cut-off values for anticholinergic burden have been reported [ 3].

A standardised set of consensus criteria relevant to critical care medicine are required to exploit advances in translational autonomic physiology.

DNA ploidy and S-phase fraction (SPF) were determined by DNA flow cytometry, using a standardised method and consensus rules for interpreting the data (Chassevent et al, 2001).

This lack of consensus regarding standardised data collection may be the result of research being undertaken by different groups, over many continents.

Since 1998 the WHO/IUALTD consensus on standardised TOM categories and definitions for fully susceptible TB in Europe has existed [ 4, 5], with updates [ 42], also in the context of the European framework for tuberculosis control and elimination in countries with a low incidence [ 43].

Data from the included studies were extracted by both reviewers in consensus, using a standardised extraction form.

However, such a goal can only be attained if standardised definitions are developed through consensus and utilised by all health care institutes in all Australian states and territories.

So far, no consensus for a standardised protocol has been reached amongst laboratories that would allow interlaboratory comparability and reproducibility.

Three investigators independently assessed trial inclusion and data extraction into standardised forms; differences resolved by consensus.

Recently, an International panel published a consensus statement for standardised diagnosis and management of IBC (Dawood et al, 2011).