Sentence examples for standardised making from inspiring English sources

Although ROM was documented in all studies, the reporting was not standardised, making comparison between publications difficult.

The amplification conditions for real-time RT PCR are also standardised, making this an ideal platform for high throughput analysis of multiple markers.

Have we standardised and made routine processes that in the past called for individual attention?

Their processes will have to be standardised and made more transparent in order to be better adapted to evidence-based decision-making.

Future allocations of spectrum should be standardised, to make a pan-European business easier to plan.

Furthermore the method of assessment of IMD is inconsistent and needs to be standardised and made more objective.

Prior to the study, the performance of all measurements were standardised, to make sure that the physiotherapists assessed the patients in the same way.

One way of improving the probity of universities' overseas recruitment agents would be to standardise and make more transparent (and therefore more accountable) their financial transactions with institutions and students.

Improvements in digital microscopy may provide new avenues to standardise and make data more reproducible.

Another reason was that a considerable proportion of patients were treated in local hospitals, making standardised treatment less likely.

A complicating factor is that condensed tannins are a poorly defined group of compounds (basically polymers capable of covalently binding protein) making standardised determinations in plant material difficult.