Sentence examples for a standardised style from inspiring English sources

Stations on all three lines were provided with surface buildings designed by the UERL's architect Leslie Green in a standardised style modified for each site.

Now imagine if they were all published online and in a standardised way.

The Ixtens marketplace platform, provides a standardised way for online retailers to manage supplier and drop-shipper relations.

Reading of bMRI should be performed in a standardised manner.

Dartmouth professor of medicine Lisa Schwartz says, "Unless the study has a standardised way of vetting fundamental information -- do the people actually have the disease?

At a technical level, such technologies are reliant on a standardised way of identifying and accounting for human life.

"They wanted to access our systems in a standardised way, so that they in a standardised way could get access to a kind of information they considered having the right to access.

The sheds are designed by Arne Henriksen in a minimalistic and standardised style with constructions of wood and steel.

The sheds are designed by Arne Henriksen in a minimalist and standardised style with constructions of wood and steel.

As older and more conservative language users have begun to text, an even more standardised style has appeared.

What used to require three or four years of text-entry and analysis can now be done in three or four months—simply by sucking up documents from a company's intranet.Another benefit is that large firms are increasingly imposing standardised style and terminology rules across all their internal and external documents, including reports and web pages.