Sentence examples for any standardised from inspiring English sources

Since the "Talented 10" are admitted without any standardised tests being taken into consideration, it is argued, entrants from less rigorous high schools will not be able to keep up with those from better ones.

But he did not have the benefit of any standardised guidelines, relying instead on the knowledge of his Lao wife, who "carefully selected them according to what she had learned from her grandma".

In 1948, Paul A Samuelson's "factor-price equalisation theorem" lucidly showed that under conditions of unlimited free trade without transportation costs (and with other idealised assumptions), market forces would equalise the prices of all factors of production, including the wage rate for any standardised kind of labour, around the world.

Such numbers are generally useless for any kind of analysis because they cannot be validated, and do not conform to any standardised methods for collection.

Unfortunately, the Reflex data does not contain any standardised measure of degree grade, identify individual universities or information on the graduates socio-economic background.

While standardization of sampling plans among trading nations is important, any standardised sampling plan must be designed to minimize both the seller's and buyer's risks to the lowest possible levels that resources will allow.

Lynton Crosby, the Conservative Party's election strategist whose company CTF Partners was employed by Philip Morris since November 2012 to advise on its campaign, has denied having "any conversation" on standardised packaging with David Cameron.

The human movement students were expected to have minimal knowledge of EBP, as at the time of the study these students were not required to enroll or be assessed in any EBP or research training course and were therefore not exposed to any formal standardised EBP or research instruction.

We included patients aged 18 or older, male and female, meeting criteria for minor/subthreshold depression according to the DSM, ICD, Research Diagnostic Criteria or any other standardised criteria.

Statistically significant improvement was only found for the SF-36 social functioning scale (p = 0.03) between baseline and 12 weeks, but not at follow-up and neither for any other standardised self-reported variable of health status.

The preparation of the fixed tissue is a routine procedure used for diagnosis in any pathology department and thus a standardised protocol among the brain banks.