Sentence examples for that standardize from inspiring English sources

Project Boost, a program developed by the Society of Hospital Medicine, provides hospitals with a tool kit of forms and procedures that standardize and enhance the discharge process.

The book begins with a strongly worded foreword from Steven Jenkins, the cheese expert at Fairway, who praises the best America has to offer while condemning regulations that standardize cheese making.

To evaluate the effect of computer-assisted decision tools that standardize pediatric weight management in a large, integrated health care system for the diagnosis and management of child and adolescent obesity.

Table 3 compares the revenue exposure measure to a set of counterfactuals that standardize in turn the average tax rate, the degree of progressivity, and the economic shock, replacing state-specific values of each component by national averages across the 48 states.

Our measures of variation that standardize for individual-level factors only are comparable to health status stratified results that Dubois and colleagues documented for 1998/99 in California [29].

It is possible to convert variables that are standardized for total body size to LMS Z-scores that standardize for sex and age and adjust for skewness.

The results show that standardizing the top 5percentt (III-A) produces a substantial reduction in the standard deviation (41percentt), while standardizing the other parts of the income distribution has little effect.

I thought, "Let's try a checklist that standardizes what clinicians do before catheterization".

Since 1991, state health law has required emergency rooms to examine survivors of sex crimes with rape kits -- a box of equipment and sampling envelopes that standardizes the collection of evidence -- approved by the state.

The goal, Cameron says, is to work with a software-engineering company, transplant ethicists, and patients to develop an app that standardizes the approach people use to promote themselves to prospective organ donors.

In a 2012 feature in this magazine that compared health-care delivery to food delivery at a restaurant chain, Atul Gawande suggested that standardizing the care-delivery process could improve outcomes and reduce costs.