Sentence examples for terms of standardisation from inspiring English sources

Here efficiency is understood in terms of standardisation and narrow economic and bureaucratic judgements.

MR imaging presents more challenges in terms of standardisation of scanning before and after treatment to ensure consistent disease assessment.

11 Staff are unaccustomed to thinking in terms of standardisation and reliability of processes that, for example, would come naturally to engineers.

Documentation of IM care was also challenging, e.g. in terms of standardisation of recording procedures, patient record contents and mutual terminology.

The ATP-TCA compares favourably with all previous methods in terms of standardisation, evaluability, tumor cell number required, reproducibility and accuracy.

Recently, the validity of IHC to test for HER2 amplification has been questioned in terms of standardisation, reproducibility and accuracy (Gown, 2008), and different groups have reported results supporting a better accuracy of qRT PCR in detecting HER2 amplification, avoiding false positives and false negatives (Vinatzer et al, 2005; Kulka et al, 2006).

One major problem that we encountered was a lack of standardisation in terms of diagnostic categorisation and confirmed diagnostic data.

The review found a lack of standardisation in terms of the exercise intervention, setting and outcomes measures (Tables  1, 2 and 3).

Perceptions of improved service quality were often framed in terms of increased training and standardisation.

Engel and van Lente (35) have made similar observations in respect of PPM in India's TB control, where there were problems in terms of control practices and standardisation.

Yet, some of these terms lack standardisation and are often used interchangeably, which renders comparison of different studies difficult.