Sentence examples for becoming standardised from inspiring English sources
Music is becoming standardised: it's just more of the same.
'Monifieth' has been given various spellings over the years, including 'Monifođ'/'Monifod', 'Monifoth', 'Munifođ', 'Monyfuthe', 'Monyfuthie', 'Monyfaith', 'Monyfuth', 'Monifuth', 'Monifeith', 'Monyfeith', and 'Monyfieth', before becoming standardised as 'Monifieth' on publication of the first edition of the Ordnance Survey maps.
The only good news to come out of these charge-it-or-lose-it shenanigans is that battery chargers are at long last becoming standardised.
Although never becoming as standardised in their equipment as the legions, and often retaining some national flavour, the size of the units at least was standardised to some degree.
It is difficult, but becoming increasingly important, to standardise the approach to administering intravenous contrast medium between different centres.
Andrew Jefford, a British wine journalist, complains that big Australian labels such as Jacob's Creek and Nottage Hill are "becoming the equivalent of cans of lager; standardised, consistent, reliable, risk-free, challenge-free".
However, T2 relaxometry models are not yet standardised and, in our opinion, there are considerable barriers to them becoming widely available in the near future.
Unfortunately, the Australian healthcare sector has, to date, largely overlooked the issue of standardising NSI monitoring, with a small 56-hospital, quasi-national surveillance system becoming non-operational in 1998.
Standardisation – we dissected every step of our business and standardised it.
It should be standardised.
Was its wording standardised?
