Sentence examples for valid standardization from inspiring English sources

However, given that the variegated complexity of language could not be molded into a reliable regulatory structure within the linguistic conventions (Mozi CTP: Jing xia, 140), they acknowledged the de facto unreliability of language, concluding that a general, valid standardization of language was impossible.

They also shared a skepticism concerning the idea that the categorical mechanism of identity and difference (tong/yi) could provide an adequate basis for a universal, permanently valid (chang) standardization of concepts or names (ming).

Limitations of the study are evidenced by the great variation in reported staff numbers and the lack of correlation between information on numbers of trained staff, length of courses, development of materials and performance, suggesting a shortage of valid information, poor standardization and/or data reliability.

The strength of this study is its nationally representative sample with valid weights for standardization that enable us to infer with some confidence the distribution and epidemiology of the metabolic syndrome and its components in Iran and even in the region.

The IFCC reference system for HbA1c represents the only valid anchor to implement standardization of the measurement.

Such direct standardization allows valid comparison of risks in different exposure groups, but does require substantial numbers of cases in each exposure category and accurate assessment of the age-specific incidence proportions for the study population observed.

A first consensus meeting was held in 2007 (9– 10), where it was decided that the new IFCC reference system for HbA1c represents the only valid anchor to implement standardization of the measurement, and that HbA1c results were to be reported worldwide in IFCC units (mmol/mol) and derived NGSP units, using the IFCC-NGSP master equation.

Use of a standardized tool, such as the WHO 5 Moments tool, allows valid comparability between sites, although standardization of assessors and wards surveyed requires careful attention [ 37].

For example, approximately 80% of the current Hand Hygiene Australia (HHA) budget is required solely to maintain appropriate auditor (and therefore data) standardization to allow valid interhospital comparisons (Grayson ML, personal communication).

We developed an integrated set of data collection instruments to portray program operations with sufficient detail and flexibility to capture variation among nominally similar program types, and with sufficient standardization to permit valid comparisons across multiple programs.

One critical question about exposure assessment is whether lipid standardization of POPs is valid in epidemiological studies.