Sentence examples for hard to standardize from inspiring English sources

Like garage work, this method was hard to standardize, and hence to reproduce.

At a moment when Americans are becoming more interested in nuances in cheese, the people in charge of guarding the sanctity of Parmigiano-Reggiano are working hard to standardize it, to erase the variations that different seasons bring.

Centzy currently has information on the prices and hours at 400,000 local businesses in the top 10 United States metropolitan areas, with better coverage for beauty services and spottier coverage for less-commodifiable services, like yoga classes (whose prices are hard to standardize, because sometimes yoga studios and gyms charge by the class, the monthly membership, or some other package deal).

Before that, only two ways existed for FER[3]: (a) human observer-based coding system which is subjective, time-consuming, and hard to standardize, and (b) electromyography-based systems which is invasive (needs sensors on the face).

By building its implementation of 3-D this way, the new technology avoids many of the hardware complexities that make it hard to standardize 3-D appearance across different types of machines but it is proprietary.

For one thing, even though the cable industry is pushing hard to standardize modems according to DOCSIS Data Over Cable Service Interface Specificationn), the process has been a slow one.

The treatments are harder to standardize, there is no real equivalent to pill placebo, the time horizon is longer, outcome measures less clear, and the patients are more heterogeneous.

However, the duration of reperfusion is harder to standardize and varied depending on the biological factors being investigated.

Thus, in comparison with malignancy, it is much harder to standardize the recording of infections across the different trials.

However, they are extremely difficult to standardize.

They block websites they don't like, pass ecommerce provisions that make it hard for international companies to standardize their services, and violate the privacy of citizens for their own ends.