Sentence examples for standardised performance from inspiring English sources
After deparaffinisation in xylene and hydration in graded alcohols, cyclin B1 immunostaining was done in automated immunostainer (Ventana Medical Systems Inc., Tucson, AZ, USA) using a diaminobenzidine kit and amplification kit (Ventana) to ensure standardised performance.
According to the thesis, the focus of the pupil's assessment is expected to shift from standardised performance results towards supporting each individual's unique development process and key competences.
Pain behaviours were elicited by the standardised performance of a window washing task.
One of the main constituent parts of the standardised performance assessment framework are the metrics employed.
Echocardiography was performed at baseline and then annually and before valve surgery at the 173 SEAS participating centres following a standardised performance protocol.
Further development of an automated solution to this important clinical problem is complicated by the lack of a standardised performance assessment framework.
They should seek to standardise performance by finding out what the best salespeople do and making sure everyone applies the same techniques (which sounds obvious, but not many people do it).In emerging markets, on the other hand, selling is still personal and old-fashioned.
'Normal' checklists are effective whenever there are advantages to standardising performance, time is not critical, the series of tasks is too long to be committed to memory (or there are likely to be interruptions to execution of the task that might interfere with memory retrieval), and the environment enables a physical list to be accessed and used.
For a better comparison of the populations, we standardised the performance curves on the total productivity at the four temperatures within each population (Fig. 6).
The monitors were trained over two days in order to standardise the performance of program activities.
Performances of fire fighters were standardised to daytime performance within the test-retest part of the study.
