Sentence examples for unique standardised from inspiring English sources

In the first case study, an in-house database of 6.3 million unique, standardised (see [44] for details) compounds collected from 73 commercial vendors was used.

We fully agree with Zanini et al that a unique, internationally standardised and accepted definition of LAPC is not yet established to date, and that such an approach is strongly recommend for future clinical trials in LAPC.

This provided a unique opportunity to collect standardised information on markers in a cohort of pregnant women and link these data to pregnancy and child health outcomes in their babies.

It will also allow the policy-makers to evaluate the utilisation and usefulness of the Emergency Department Management Guide, a unique tool to help standardise emergency care.

The study also provides a unique opportunity in the UK to standardise transoral surgical approaches for the treatment of OPSCC.

It is possible, that in contexts where the environment and the tasks required vary considerably, and in which all clients are unique, it is not possible to standardise all of the processes [ 48].

Respondents were only identified by a unique identifier on each form, based on standardised guidelines.

A personal study of what it means to look unique in a world where physical beauty is standardised, Hoge considers his experiences of having eyes "like a fish" and schoolyard bullying, to a superpower sense of humour and the inexhaustible well that is true parental love.

"Standardising care without identifying desirable variation or unique adaptations that take advantage of local opportunities or strengths misses an opportunity to identify and investigate unanticipated circumstances or locally adapted practice configurations associated with better health care outcomes"[ 22].

The labels even used vinyl's legacy as a tool to increase this profit margin by charging bands for unique packaging, despite the fact that CD packaging was designed to be standardised.

Combining standardised survey modules with existing surveillance infrastructures, especially systems collecting vital registration details, offers a unique opportunity to reduce research costs and efficiently collect needed data in low- and middle-income countries.