Sentence examples for high standardisation from inspiring English sources
So far, they have not moved towards high standardisation and institutionalisation. Institutionalisation offers the benefit of stability (Rip and Joly 2012).
Work experience, occupational specificity and a high standardisation can be detected as the main factors preparing the ground for labour market entrance.
Firstly, in a country with high standardisation of VET, where high vocational specificity and transparency of skills allows employers to rely on credentials of occupation-specific skills (see Müller and Shavit [1998]: 6–7), one may argue that employers will not further base their hiring and wage-setting decisions on the young applicants' short and uninformative work histories.
2 9 However, the testing surroundings in the laboratory show a higher standardisation and, therefore, coaches and scientists have to decide between a comparably higher validity and a lower but acceptable reliability (eg, specific field tests), compared with a lower validity and a correspondingly higher reliability (eg, laboratory tests).
Moreover, flexibility for firms would have to be paired with a high level of standardisation in training contents and curricula (at least at the national level) and external skills certification.
By placing a high value on standardisation, policy compliance (https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/) and quality assurance, it is understood that immediate participation of newcomers in Debian maintainership is rendered more difficult; contributions are undoubtedly more difficult than a pull request on GitHub which the Conda initiatives requests.
Edinburgh Corporation and Lothian Buses have historically employed a high degree of standardisation of their service bus fleet, including the use of low-floor buses to facilitate maintenance savings.
These nurses will be trained together by nurses who currently carry out ICU follow up programmes to ensure a high level of standardisation; their application of the protocol will be monitored.
Vallittu et al, 19 who previously validated the MxA-EIA for monitoring MS patients treated with IFN-β, concluded the EIA favourable for large-scale clinical application due to its high level of standardisation and reproducibility.
An important strength of this study is the high level of standardisation in the reference measurements performed by the experienced and trained CLB nurses, and the inclusion of both parent-measured and parent-estimated child dimensions.
