Sentence examples for standards and registries from inspiring English sources

The results show that the OTC market is still in an immature state, despite the development of standards and registries that have been an essential advancement of the market's integrity.

Producers may charge according to either the current market price for a good cow or heifer in terms of weight, or according to their breed standards and registries.

Using this approach, we were able to estimate the number of verified patients with stroke, and the total number of patients with stroke by gold standard and registry.

The goal of OSAC is to populate a registry of standards and a registry of guidelines with documents that can be used to improve the practice of forensic science and adopted by accrediting bodies to evaluate the quality of work in forensic laboratories.

A medium-risk designation could include adding controls like performance standards and patient registries.

A recent study concludes that three proposed remedies, financial disclosure, reporting standards, and trial registries, failed to control sponsorship bias[32].

Denmark has traditionally high standards in registries, and the validity of several of the diagnoses has been confirmed.

The WHO ICTRP supports the development of common standards and fosters a meta-registry with a unique identifier number [ 93].

To this end, the WMDA looks forward to maintaining and extending high quality international standards for registries, umbilical cord blood banks and their stem cell products; to participating in research trials related to optimizing the stem cell product, and to integrating new findings from clinical research into practice to fit the individual needs of patients worldwide.

24 This study also validated the pre-eclampsia diagnosis in the birth registry to international diagnostic standards and found that in the years 1999 to 2005 82% of the cases fulfilled the international criteria.

According to international coding standards for cancer registries [ 14], the date of incidence was defined as the first consultation at a hospital for the cancer in question or later diagnostic confirmation (e.g. diagnosis by a physician, pathology, date of death).