Sentence examples for standardization of methods from inspiring English sources
This growth of cabinetmaking as a trade of its own eventually resulted in a considerable degree of standardization of methods of construction, particularly in the types of joints used and in the thicknesses of wood for the various parts.
More than 20 types of assessment methodology were used with no standardization of methods between any of the publications.
At the same time, Hamilton [8], looking at the clinical immunology laboratory of the future, emphasized the importance of standardization of methods and development of 'universal' automated immunoanalyzers.
An international harmonization and standardization of methods would widen the use of transplant caging of fish as a tool for environmental research and assessment.
For comparative evaluation across centers, standardization of methods and equipment was deemed essential, and equipment was chosen that is easy to operate, suitable for lower-volume work and low-maintenance.
This resulted in a WHO/UNAIDS workshop being convened on 'Progress in the development and standardization of methods to measure HIV-1 neutralizing antibodies in HIV vaccine research and clinical trials' at the San Raffaele Scientific Institute in Milan, Italy, in 2003, and was attended by 18 participants from 12 different countries from Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas.
One concern, however, is the lack of guidance regarding the appropriateness of different methods and standardization of these methods, which would facilitate comparing results reported by different laboratories.
Others pointed at needs for resources and equipment, methodological guidance, and standardization of dosimetry methods.
Lack of standardization of investigation methods and procedures is probably a major cause of the divergent results.
In our study, careful consideration was given to standardization of analytical methods and instrumentation.
Several factors potentially contribute to this difference, including genetic factors, and the lack of standardization of assay methods between laboratories.
