Sentence examples for standardised interpretation from inspiring English sources

The definition of standardised technical protocols for DWI and standardised interpretation of results are still under evaluation and increasing consensus is developing [37].

It offers the advantages of standardised interpretation over time and place; is freely available as a public-domain resource; and on a typical computer can process around 10,000 cases per hour.

Efforts to refine the approach, have led to international standards for verbal autopsy and strengthening standardised interpretation of verbal autopsy data through the InterVA tool, recently culminating in the launch of the InterVA-4 model (14, 79, 80).

Yet, if quality management criteria are fulfilled and standardised interpretation criteria are applied, high accuracy with excellent sensitivity and specificity levels have been confirmed [12, 13, 14, 15].

Overall, quality of life and health survey assessments provide a different window into patient outcomes and deserve to be included in more trials with complete reporting of results, and standardised interpretation.

Details of these additional criteria can be found alongside the QHES instrument in online supplementary file 2. Although there is no established, standardised interpretation of the QHES score, the following grouping was adopted based on the work by Spiegel et al: 27 0–24, extremely poor quality; 25 49, poor quality; 50 74; fair quality; 75 100 high quality.

"Ours was the King James Bible, none of this standardised version.

Finally, currently there are no standardised criteria regarding interpretation of PLAP-, c-KIT and PAS-sections of canine seminomas.

Although measurement at this site have very low variance [ 39] and even though we used a standardised VOT, the interpretation of VOT should be viewed with caution.

In an effort to make the interpretation more standardised, the Prostate Cancer Clinical Trials Working Group (PCWG2) has defined progression in bone as the presence of two or more new lesions on a bone scan compared with a prior scan [10].

3 Concerns and criticism over the methodology and interpretation of standardised mortality ratios have, however, been raised both in academic settings and by the media.