Sentence examples for uniform methodologies from inspiring English sources

Some of the barriers to the advancement of As research included an apparent lack of interest in the United States on As research; lack of relevant animal models; difficulty with adoption of uniform methodologies; lack of accepted biomarkers; and the need for a central storage repository for stored specimens.

On the other hand, this difference in the resistance patterns may be true to some extent, considering the wide geographical and administrative divisions of the country reflecting the gaps in implementation of the national TB control programs; although this needs to be studied in large multi-centric surveillance studies using uniform methodologies to obtain the drug resistance data.

Here, too, in other words, uniform methodology tends to replace the intuitive connoisseurship that formerly typified the critic's sense of his role.

In responding to the government's appeal, Dr. Katz's lawyers agreed that the Supreme Court should take the case in order to "provide a clear, simple, uniform methodology for the trial courts to handle the issue of qualified immunity in excessive force cases".

Justification of development of uniform methodology of design of multimodal transport network (MTN) is given.

The main contribution consists of a uniform methodology to tackle control design, diagnosis and control reconfiguration.

The researchers developed a uniform methodology that they were able to apply to all five livestock categories and to four measures of environmental performance.

Eight studies were carried out on that purpose, using a specially developed uniform methodology, based on linking and matching Police and Hospital non fatal injury records.

On the other side, the current ways to model features are considered problematic since it lacks a principled and uniform methodology for feature representation.

Evaluation of stereoscopic retinal images at a reading center provides a uniform methodology for describing retinal lesions and changes in morphology over time that reduces the variability inherent with clinician observers in a multicenter trial.

The main agenda of this conference was to develop collective platform for evidence based learning, sharing and archiving disaster data, and developing uniform methodology on data collection and economic analysis of disasters (Science Council of Japan et al. 2015).