Sentence examples for standardized lexicon from inspiring English sources

Standardized lexicon and structured reports have already been used in several subspecialty areas such as breast (breast cancer) and gastrointestinal oncology (rectal cancer) with great success; there are increasing ongoing efforts for more future widespread use in radiology practice.

Structured reporting formats can address the limitations of free-style reports by reducing the variability in free-style dictations, ensuring completeness and accuracy of the report and facilitating the use of a standardized lexicon.

One of the most serious challenges we encountered was in mapping extracted brain region mentions to standardized lexicons.

The agreed upon standardized HESI/PSTC histology lexicon were used.

For centuries, man has struggled to standardize a psychovisual lexicon upon which poetry's elusive affect can be universally defined: to one reader, the above poem conjures the fleeting memory of a lost friend: perhaps it's through the haze of nostalgia, or the rhythmic cascade of line breaks, that the mind's eye is inscribed with the image of a woman's face in a wisp of smoke.

Furthermore, Ikeda et al. developed and standardized the reproducibility in a lexicon for reporting contrast enhanced breast magnetic resonance imaging examinations.

Standardized testing drives standardized curricula and standardized pacing.

Standardize the vocabulary.

To standardize lesion characterization on ultrasound, the American College of Radiology (ACR) developed a lexicon of sonographic descriptors of breast masses with attendant assessment categories, i.e. the sonographic Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS) lexicon[ 2 ].

Give students standardized tests.

We never had standardized benefits.