Sentence examples for towards standardising from inspiring English sources

Research definitions have gone some way towards standardising diagnoses.

Current work towards standardising the professional remit of SBAs and foster more universal accountability mechanisms are being carried out by WHO, UNICEF and UNFPA.

However, following a focused working group meeting in which investigators with expertise in assessment of Ki67% made recommendations aimed towards standardising Ki67 methodology and reducing interlaboratory variability; the Ki67% assay results are likely to become better synchronised between laboratories (Dowsett et al, 2011a).

Recognising the limitations of previous disease-specific staging systems, there has been a recent move towards standardising stage based on characteristics of the primary tumour (T), draining lymph nodes (N), and distant metastases (M) that have been determined to be of management or prognostic importance.

Building upon the experiences gathered in the FLUXNET project (Baldocchi et al., 2001), the BVOC flux community also should make a concerted effort towards standardising flux data acquisition and processing so that data are more readily comparable and models can be calibrated and validated based on harmonised data sets.

The European commission has made moves towards standardising bus design for safety and accessibility purposes, and one-deck buses fitted with seat belts are recommended as safer than the double-decker variety.

The current study contributes further towards standardised methodologies that can be implemented when results are interpreted from trace detection situations.

This study preliminarily demonstrates the benefits of increasing health warning label size and moving towards standardised ("plain") waterpipe tobacco packs.

The day of the autonomous clinician is gone with a vogue towards standardised, evidence-based clinical excellence.

Over the last 30 years, advances in diagnostic tools and a consensus towards internationally standardised staging criteria of the condition, together with combined multimodal treatment strategies, have contributed to substantial improvement in 5 year survival rates for patients with CRC, from 22%to50%0% [ 42].

The aspects described in this paper will help contribute towards the development of a set of best practice guidelines regarding standardising handling and interpretation of data arising from RT-QPCR experiments.