Some shippers and retailers now demand standardization (moving toward uniform metric dimensions in the United States of America).
Diversity in the use of VA instruments demanded standardization; hence, in 2007 WHO standardized the VA form for use (10).
The growing interest in contextual analysis demands standardization of the definitions as they apply to adolescents, followed by correct usage of the terms.
Because I.S.D.N. demands standardization and the marriage of different communications technologies, the dependence that one customer has on one particular supplier is greatly reduced.
Multicenter studies require a high degree of standardization to guarantee the demanded quality standard.
In this sense, Prognostics and Health Management (PHM) of machines, is indicated as a promising application of Smart Manufacturing in the CPS context, demanding the standardization of concepts, terms, and a formal implementation of data collection and treatment.
Due to standardization demands, the testing protocol was limited to ordinary joint loading tasks that allow for functional assessment of the ACL-injured and ACL-non-injured limbs.
With the expanding diversity and use of VA instruments, demands for standardization led to the development of the WHO VA standards in 2007 that included (5): VA questionnaires for three age groups (under 4 weeks; 4 weeks to 14 years; and 15 years and above); CoD certification and coding resources consistent with ICD-10; and A CoD list for VA prepared according to the ICD-10.
The goal of the project is to improve access to and quality of health workforce training by supporting an increased number of new health workers, supporting current health worker training needs, strengthening the capacity of training institutions and strengthening regulatory bodies to enhance training demand and quality standardization.
A global demand for standardization of processes for credentialing professional toxicologists is evidenced by the results of the IUTOX 2009 and 2011 surveys that showed high interest, among the IUTOX 51 affiliated societies and > 20,000 member toxicologists, in identifying a process through which toxicologists might achieve professional recognition (IUTOX 2014b).
