Sentence examples for formalised standards from inspiring English sources

" I would also use formalised standards and formalised questionnaires as a means of backing up my clinical opinion as to the level of distress" (Clinical Psychologist).

Sampling according to these formalised standards and guidelines would mitigate the contribution of distributional heterogeneity to the total variance of the OTA analysis.

Michelsen et al. (2001) identify the acceptance of a formalised common standard that specify the requirements to be considered organic as the first step in developing the organic community identity (indicator 1).

The requirements were formalised using the process defined in IEEE standard 1233-1966 [ 15].

Our world relies too heavily on credentials for me to believe that the #change11 (an introductory course about instructional technology for researchers) experience would remain as open as it is, if it were suddenly forced to carry the burden of standards that falls, rightly or wrongly, on formalised higher education.

Explicit CSR refers to many of the formalised practices we associate with large corporates, such as CSR codes, standards, managers, systems, reports and audits.

Consistency in recording comes from learning through the classroom, as part of membership of a scientific community of practice, through shared best practices, and standard guidelines for recording experiments used in both academia or formalised by regulatory organisations, for example the Good Laboratory Practice Handbook [2, 7].

Teaching schools evolved from the training schools programme established as part of London Challenge in 2005, and were formalised in 2010 as a key plank of the government's approach to raise standards.

Sure, formalised colonialism is over.

Religion is the formalised social version of that.

Britain's seizure of Hong Kong was formalised, in perpetuity.