Sentence examples for fully standardised from inspiring English sources

"Although HTML5 has come a long way there are still gaps, like for notifications, that have not been fully standardised across all browsers - so if you are building an app that can alert users to the fact they have received a new message, it's easier to do in a native app if you want to ensure a consistent experience.

Data processing was fully standardised and automated except for semi-automated structural-functional image superposition.

The practice for FDOPA PET imaging in NET is not fully standardised at the moment.

Hawe et al. argue that in order to be context sensitive, interventions should not be fully standardised yet can still be subjected to randomised controlled trials [ 5].

The diversity in government policy, health care, educational, and social-care settings and cultures across Europe means that screening procedures cannot be fully standardised.

25 Whatever approach is adopted, other factors can lead to differences in outcome between surgeons (such as ancillary care and centre admission policies) although they are rarely, if ever, fully standardised.

For parents with very young children, there's a new – UK standardised – crèche, fully equipped with qualified childcare professionals and a toy-box to rival Mary Poppins' handbag.

Methodology of the PET-CT process should be standardised and reported fully.

Incidence data provided by national surveillance are not fully comparable and need to be standardised.

Our result describes wealth as the major driver of obesity having largest standardised coefficients in the fully adjusted model.

The results need to be interpreted with caution, as the mechanisms underlying these new diagnoses have not been fully elucidated, disease definitions are not standardised in the GPRD and incident diseases may result from shared risk factors with the initial cancer (Wefel and Meyers, 2005).