Sentence examples for standardized list from inspiring English sources

Gradually, we built up a standardized list of commonly studied disease names, which smoothed the automated post-processing.

Each day, a qualified veterinarian scored clinical signs of disease in all birds according to a standardized list.

We also developed a standardized list that stated common etiological factors, short-term goals and nursing interventions, especially designed for patients at risk of becoming violent towards others.

Included an economic evaluation Included evaluation of at least one low- or middle-income country (as defined by the World Bank) Referred to our previously standardized list of cardiovascular or related-related conditions Made available in English Published on or after January 2000.

Broadly, the following criteria were used to determine inclusion: Included an economic evaluation Included evaluation of at least one low- or middle-income country (as defined by the World Bank) Referred to our previously standardized list of cardiovascular or related-related conditions Made available in English Published on or after January 2000.

For example, if we could have used our UML profile to limit the potential descriptors of Opaque Actions in UML ADs to only those terms from a standardized list of clinical trial activities, we could have effectively promoted the use of a single, standardized vocabulary in the creation of UML ADs modeling clinical trial workflow.

While some standardized triage scales including CTAS [18] and MTS [19] utilize standardized lists of presenting complaints or symptoms in triage score assignment [18, 19], they are not addressed directly in the ESI algorithm.

Friedrich W.A. Argelander's Uranometria Nova (1843) and Benjamin A. Gould's Uranometria Argentina (1877 79) standardized the list of constellations as they are known today.

This comparison was standardized for lists of varying sizes based on the size of the EHR in relation to the genome to generate an estimate of the number of genes expected to be shared between any two gene lists by random chance.

Our findings will be complemented and strengthened by pilot projects that are currently underway across some agencies to standardize wait list definitions.

One intervention described in the survey was a pilot project across a number of treatment sites that hoped to standardize wait list definitions by specifying wait periods by a code number.