Sentence examples for a single standardised from inspiring English sources

This makes it practically impossible to have a single, standardised national ballot.

The database will allow all train operating companies (TOCs) to upload data about the number of passengers on train services into a single, standardised, database.

Loans were no longer approved by each regional office according to opaque, subjective judgments, but processed through a single, standardised system.

Minorities who show promise and motivation in their studies but are excluded from excellent public schools on the basis of a single standardised test score will lack opportunities to develop skills and acquire social and cultural capital.

It's also – if you believe in a single standardised measurement (which there isn't, really) – just one second off a Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG.

Using these data, we designed a novel, short amplicon, PCR protocol utilising a single standardised primer pair, capable of amplifying all geoA positive samples in our study, as well as a Nostoc punctiforme positive control.

The workshop participants advocated standards such as the industry-led Safety & Quality Assessment System (SQAS), which is a standard to evaluate the quality, safety, security and environmental performance of Logistics Service Providers (LSP's) and Chemical Distributors, in a uniform manner, by single standardised assessments carried out by independent assessors, using a standard questionnaire.

Obviously, it has to be considered as it may influence the interpretation of single standardised uptake values (SUVs) as well as of longitudinal examinations in the same patient at therapy assessments.

Only 14 out of 26 tools (five out of five risk communication tools, six out of 17 patient information tools, two out of three brief decision aids and the single standardised information for clinicians) included information on dependency (or dependency combined with death).

Five patient information tools [ 34, 38, 41, 45, 48], three risk communication tools [ 51- 53] and the single standardised information for clinicians [ 59] included information on both the potential benefits (independence) and the entire range of adverse outcomes following thrombolysis (dependency, death [or dependency combined with death], ICH, and the impact of ICH).

Furthermore, the assessment of developmental delays was conducted by a single team using standardised methods, preventing inter-observer variation.