Measurement standards are crucial for several reasons:
Consistency: They provide a consistent approach to measure and report cancer-related metrics, which is essential for comparing results across different studies. Quality Control: Standards help maintain high-quality data, which is critical for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning. Reproducibility: Researchers can reproduce findings reliably when standardized methods are used. Regulatory Compliance: Adhering to standards is often necessary for regulatory approval of new therapies and diagnostic tools.
