The standardized uptake values (SUV) of the lesions were measured by the same nuclear medicine physician using the volume of interest (VOI) method and a unified standard.
Therefore, for the extensive application of promoter-RBS libraries, the construction conditions of promoter-RBS libraries need to be unified and standardized.
Qin is unifying China, standardizing the culture, and initiating the construction of the Great Wall.
A national law should be established to unify and standardize the content of reclamation bonding system to create a fair and competitive environment for mining enterprises.
Community efforts such as PSICQUIC aim to unify and standardize information emanating from these public databases.
The aim of these initiatives is to unify and standardize the types of deficits to be measured and the tests to use, with the final objective of developing effective new treatments for the neurocognitive deficits that occur in these patients.
Despite these recommendations, however, for genetic laboratories to unify and standardize terminology and classification of gene variant test reporting, various terms such as 'deleterious', 'mutation', 'pathogenic' or 'causative of disease' are still being used [ 18].
This might add to further unify and standardize treatment procedures for patients with RA or other rheumatic conditions by reaching even greater consensus, assisting to continuously ameliorate individual therapy adaptation and to provide eventual necessary interventions without any delay in an optimized system of care and disease cure.
Standardized testing drives standardized curricula and standardized pacing.
The definitions of clinical terms and their synonyms are standardized by SNOMED CT and unified to concepts by UMLS Terminology Services (license code: NLM-0315126310) where a unique concept ID is assigned to each concept.
