Sentence examples for standardised yet from inspiring English sources

This variation in detection sensitivity for non-SN metastases is one of the reasons that node staging accuracy has not been standardised yet.

Hawe et al. argue that in order to be context sensitive, interventions should not be fully standardised yet can still be subjected to randomised controlled trials [ 5].

Furthermore the parameters used are not standardised yet, because of the availability of different software platforms and the different version upgrades of the same software, which show different perfusion measurements [ 11].

Patients compliance is needed; in our experience 8 patients were excluded because of respiratory artifacts; moreover, it is not standardised yet, depending on several factors including the hardware platform and software algorithm [ 11, 27].

We tried to ensure consistency over time by exchanging information with outgoing researchers, constructing a costing tool that is standardised yet has sufficient flexibility to be adapted by partners for subsequent use, and by training groups of staff on the methods used.

The most important advantages of this system are a standardised yet flexible data structure that facilitates the data exchange between different users.

Further any such imprecision should have applied equally to deformed joint counts which are perhaps harder to standardise, yet which showed a strong influence on BMDa.

Treatment of unmasking KS-IRIS is not yet standardised.

Green networking approaches however, are not yet standardised, and there is scope for novel middleware architectures.

However, T2 relaxometry models are not yet standardised and, in our opinion, there are considerable barriers to them becoming widely available in the near future.

T2 relaxometry methods are more accurate than signal intensity ratio (SIR) methods and they are reproducible but are not yet standardised or widely available.