In Korea, there is a strong interest in the standardization of Traditional Medicine (TM).
Therefore, a strong need exists for standardization, characterization and quality control (QC) of such vaccines.
Critical deficiencies of the Perc Test include its empirical nature (absence of theoretical foundation), lack of standardization, and strong dependence of PT on borehole/pit dimensions, water ponding depth and antecedent soil properties.
The heavy investment of the municipalities in refining and adapting the tool, while it did not allow for standardization, provided strong buy-in and critical reflection from participants on their collective capacity, even if the benefit of the tool waned by 2009 (due to ceiling effects and lack of new information provided by the tool).
There have been some significant research advances in different 5G enabling wireless technologies and these research outcomes will form strong foundations for the 5G standardization activities, which are expected to start soon.
In particular, Kitchin (2014: 34) has highlighted how data infrastructures implemented by national statistics agencies often depend on interoperable software, shared services, analysis tools such as data visualizations, shared policies, and strong rules relating to data standardization, data quality and compliance, which 'enable data to be distributed, linked together and analysed.'.
These sensitivity analyses are difficult to interpret; restriction to controls decreased population size, and standardization sometimes induced strong variations in the distribution of biomarker concentrations and hence in the cutoff values of tertiles.
For these reasons there is a strong demand for the development and standardization of such methods in order to better understand the intracellular dynamics of nanomedicine processing and validate cellular and intracellular targeting strategies.
In fact, a strong argument can be made that standardization will constrain rather than facilitate translational progress.
Future studies on the use of this as an add-on assay within diagnostic algorthims require careful design and appropriate standardization to build a strong evidence base for implementation.
