Ryan Monago Aug 15 Because of different analyticmethodologies, calculation methods, endpoints, grading schemes, etc., the data is noisy | think this is a specifically interesting point to be made here. Our dose data from cases is only specifically truthful when keeping these analytical factors sustained. This means the same calculation model, goals, and even contouring. Data points for specific deterministic reactions can only be accurate when the OAR are drawn correctly and the dose to those organs is also consistently calculated in the same manner. The author goes on to mention noisy data, and this is a prime example of why having discourse in a group of physicians can improve or streamline constraint goals. The QUANTEC group wanted to give more steadfast information to oncologists worldwide. US