Sentence examples for standardised institution from inspiring English sources

Following the argument that providers should rely more on a certification from a governing or standardised institution that stipulates the provider has established adequate internal security controls that are operating efficiently, the Cloud Security Alliance has made a number of effort towards the provision of clear guidelines towards controlling security risks in the cloud [18].

The alternative approach adopted by the CSPs (and also advocated by entities such as the Cloud Security Alliance, ENISA and NIST) is that the CSPs should rely more on a certificate from a governing or standardised institution that stipulates the CSP has established some adequate internal security controls that are operating efficiently.

To compare, in a prospective, randomised controlled trial, differences in anal sphincter function following forceps or vacuum assisted vaginal delivery in an institution practising standardised management of labour.

Lack of standardised practice in our institution is a limitation, however audit of local practice reveals homogenous practice in terms of volume and selection of local anaesthetic used for epidural extension.

Despite all of the nursing staff in our institution receiving standardised training on nutritional risk screening some patients did not or could not, owing to their medical condition, have this data recorded.

Tumour samples were collected and freshly fixed in buffered formalin in accordance with a standardised protocol at a single institution.

Diastolic function was assessed from the rest images in our institution in a standardised method by two echocardiography board certified cardiologists (WA and WJ) who were blinded to the functional exercise capacity of the patients, and retrieved the individual resting echocardiograms.

Creation of standardised examination questions.

For example TACE, which has been used for the treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) worldwide for decades, is not a standardised procedure and is performed differently in every institution.

The clear consultant-led protocol that we adopt at our high volume institution is key to providing a standardised management strategy for patients, whether it is 'in hours' or 'out of hours'.

The Ten-Group Classification System for CS deliveries provides a standardised framework for monitoring of obstetric practice for individual institutions.