International standard for haemoglobinometry.

International standard for haemoglobinometry.

Quality control in routine haemoglobinometry.

An analysis of haemoglobin estimations in a routine laboratory shows that quality control methods based on mean values are unsatisfactory. The use of a cusum method together with control samples is a sensitive and convenient technique for the early discovery of minor deviations in results and it is not dependent on a stable population of patients.

International Committee for Standardization in Haematology of the European Society of Haematology. Recommendations and Requirements for Haemoglobinometry in Human Blood.

Scientific symposia on haemoglobinometry were held at the ninth congress of the European Society of Haematology at Lisbon in 1963 (see ;Erythrocytometric methods and their standardization' Bibl. haemat., 1964, Fasc. 18) and at the tenth congress of the International Society of Haematology at Stockholm in 1964 (;Standardization, documentation and normal values in haematology', Bibl. haemat., 196...

International standard for a linguistic annotation framework

This paper describes the outline of a linguistic annotation framework under development by ISO TC37 SC WG1-1. This international standard will provide an architecture for the creation, annotation, and manipulation of linguistic resources and processing software. The outline described here results from a meeting of approximately 20 experts in the field, who determined the principles and fundamen...

Adapting International Standard for Asian Language Technologies

Corpus-based approaches and statistical approaches have been the main stream of natural language processing research for the past two decades. Language resources play a key role in such approaches, but there is an insufficient amount of language resources in many Asian languages. In this situation, standardisation of language resources would be of great help in developing resources in new langu...