Sentence examples for attempting to standardize from inspiring English sources

Marcel spent his life going to international conferences, representing the Gypsies, and attempting to standardize the Romani language.

Apple is attempting to standardize this screen — and for that matter, so is Google with Android Auto.

While recognizing the diversity of analytical techniques – particularly the number and types of genetic markers, sample sizes, and statistical approaches – used to determine genetic stocks of marine turtles, we accepted genetic stock definitions as described by the original sources, rather than attempting to standardize or prioritize methodologies or interpretations.

The Ministry of Agriculture is attempting to standardize agricultural product quality and promote marketing by farmers.

International organizations and agencies are attempting to standardize the terminology of migration, but these activities are largely based on administrative and residency principles and may not adequately reflect the health characteristics and determinants of the person or population.

Rather than attempting to standardize biobanks to a uniform design, effort should be focused on designing and testing the sample collection protocol in a way that produces high-quality data and samples for research use.

It also attempted to standardize hearable technology, an effort to combat the existing stigma of isolation and introversion exuded through headphones and earphones.

The present article attempts to standardize OPS nomenclature, indications, and reconstruction choice selection embedded in a thorough review of the literature.

By 1861, the French government attempted to standardize the look of various historic Norman horse types by adding large amounts of Thoroughbred blood.

As predicted, Graham applied that same simplistic, industry-friendly calculus at OIRA, which oversees all government rulemaking, and at the tail end of his tenure in 2006, he unsuccessfully attempted to standardize risk assessments across all federal agencies.

Although considerable uncertainty exists in estimates of population sizes and trends for marine turtles among sites globally, we did not attempt to standardize or improve estimates; we urge caution in interpretation of these metadata.