Sentence examples for the availability of a standard from inspiring English sources

The availability of a standard OSCC checklist to record abuse episodes greatly facilitated data collection in this study.

However, the availability of a standard data representation format is not enough to guarantee semantic integration of heterogenous tools because not all tools comply with these formats, different types of data can be represented using a single format and, perhaps most importantly, analysis activities can be carried out without proper reasoning about the meaning of exchanged data, among others.

Filter validation depends on the availability of a "gold standard" – a reference standard against which to establish the performance of the filter.

Search filters or hedges play an important role in evidence-based medicine but their development depends on the availability of a "gold standard" – a reference standard against which to establish the performance of the filter.

In two cases (F1 and F10), a diazo colourant was detected, and unambiguously identified as Acid Red 73 (Cotton Scarlet, patented in 1882) thanks to the availability of a pure standard.

Testing the performance of NGS-based variant predictions in real human data is hampered by the availability of a gold standard dataset.

13 Ultimately, application of this test will rely on physicians' judgment, informed by the risk and consequences of false negatives, and by the availability of a gold standard diagnostic test (radiography) and follow-up.

Although poor data quality prevented analysis of utilization data, the mixed methods approach allowed us to estimate quality of care through the availability of a minimum standard of RH services and provider knowledge and attitudes, as well as understand access barriers.

The key issue in traditional test parameter estimation is the availability of a "gold-standard" test, i.e. a test whose outcome can be directly interpreted as presence or absence of disease/infection.

We also include a brief survey of available calibration standards for converting the fluorescence measurements into a number of molecules, since the availability of such a standard usually determines the design of the signal measurement technique as well as the accuracy of final measurements.

To design such a trial however, necessitates the availability of both a standard rehabilitation programme and appropriate education material.