Sentence examples for standardization of methodologies from inspiring English sources

Systems of data and indicators to be used for monitoring progress until 2030 must strive to overcome the challenges of the Hyogo Framework Monitor, including the standardization of methodologies for risk modeling and data generation.

The Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) has continued development and standardization of methodologies for biomarkers and has provided an increased depth and breadth of data available to qualified researchers.

Analytical integration among datasets remains a challenge; meeting this challenge will require judicious standardization of methodologies related to the collecting, processing and assaying of samples.

The goal of the paper is to contribute to the standardization of methodologies, increasing studies comparability.

Nevertheless, molecular classification is still a working model since a consensus on the definition of subtypes and on standardization of methodologies has not yet been completely reached [ 14, 15].

Because there is no absolute correlation between HER1, c-Kit, CK5/14/17, ER negativity and c-erbB-2 negativity, it may be best to await standardization of methodologies, protocols and agreements on reagents for immunocytochemistry before new classifications are developed.

Improved standardization of methodology encourages more consistent use of PET across different centers and aids comparison or combination of data from multiple sites.

Box 3. Standardization of methodology for in vitro assays aside from GIA. Standardization of qPCR methodology and modeling of data across trial centers.

Further research and standardization of methodology is needed to determine whether smoke-free legislation should be extended to outdoor settings.

I agree, but can the authors say more about how standardization of methodology design and required controls will solve this problem?

More research on patient clustering in patient evaluation is needed, as well as standardization of methodology to increase comparability across studies.