Sentence examples for difficult to standardise from inspiring English sources

But interactional work, says Mr Manyika, is unlikely to go the same way, because it is inherently difficult to standardise.

It would be difficult to standardise our procedures.

Testing would therefore be difficult to standardise and the results difficult to interpret.

Since the position of each party changes through time and between socio-political contexts through their dependency on demand side factors, supply side factors and the interaction with other parties, it is difficult to standardise this relative distance.

However, such evaluation is difficult to standardise, particularly in patients with co-morbidities; requires substantial human resources, time, and expertise; and may cause conflicts between evaluating and evaluated physicians.

This step is highly variable and difficult to standardise.

"It was difficult for our government to standardise healthcare; they do not have the resources.

It is difficult, but becoming increasingly important, to standardise the approach to administering intravenous contrast medium between different centres.

Owing to the complexity, such interventions are difficult to rationalise, standardise, reproduce and administer consistently to all participants.

11 12 13 14 15 Surgical procedures are complex interventions that can be difficult to describe, standardise, and reproduce consistently in clinical practice.

We should be able to standardise, it's difficult but we should".