When a standard is mature and appropriate standard-compliant systems become available, these then must be channelled to the appropriate stakeholder community, who in turn must use them to facilitate a high-quality data cycle, from data generation to standardization, and through publication to subsequent sharing and reuse.
At its current incarnation, MIABi will not mandate all dataset or database submissions to be fully compliant with standard nomenclature, controlled vocabularies and standard ontologies, for the practical reason that many scientific communities may not be ready to agree to the standardization process or competing standards or that there are no standard terminologies in many rapidly growing fields.
In globalization, standardization — and higher standards.
You can have standards without having standardization.
Conformance testing refers to a sequence of pass/fail tests laid down typically by the standardization body itself, to certify the developed products being compliant or non-compliant with the various modes of operation in the given standard [1, 2].
Aspergillus PCR testing using methods consistent with the EAPCRI recommendations was associated with significantly greater specificity (98%) over noncompliant protocols (85%), coupled with a trend toward improved sensitivity (87%) for compliant over noncompliant methods (82%), providing evidence for the benefits of standardization [ 19].
To evaluate the efficacy and tolerance of mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) for the treatment of noninfectious uveitis using the methods of analysis advocated by the Standardization of Uveitis Nomenclature (SUN) Working Group, and to compare this with other SUN-compliant reports of immunosuppression in ocular inflammation.
And that meant standardization".
Standardization creates efficiency.
Standardization cuts across all lines.
Later, I found him compliant.
