Sentence examples for form of standardised from inspiring English sources

There needs to be some form of standardised testing, but it shouldn't be the be-all-and-end-all.

She added that while nearly all of Scotland's 32 local authority areas currently conduct some form of standardised assessment to monitor children's progress, the tests were not consistent, leaving ministers effectively in the dark about school performance.

The system couples an open-source Web Processing Service (developed by 52°North), accepting data in the form of standardised XML documents (conforming to the OGC Observations and Measurements standard) with a computing back-end realised in the R statistical environment.

He modelled his lettering on 'Spencerian' script, a form of standardised writing for US business correspondence devised by Platt Rogers Spencer in 1840, a quarter of a century before the typewriter.

The system enabled immediate feedback in the form of standardised run charts for clinicians which facilitated data sharing between AMTs.

Context here appeared to be defined largely by facility-level practices rather than by some form of standardised or national guidance.

In the field of paediatrics, SP may be integrated into the curriculum in the form of paediatric standardised patients [ 19] or - as is the case in the present publication - as standardised parents [ 20, 21].

Parents' concerns will be elicited via a short form of a standardised questionnaire called PEDS.

With all individuals, an interview is conducted in the form of a standardised CAPI and self-administered questionnaires collecting additional information from the participant (medical history, therapy and complications in hospital, personality, mental status, physical activity, sociodemographic data, risk factors).

They are free from the type of pre-determined items which form the majority of standardised questionnaires, and which may contain elements of little importance to some, whilst omitting items of relevance to others.

Parents who expressed an interest in attending the parenting programme were also invited to take part in the study and those who agreed completed a consent form and the set of standardised assessment measures.