Sentence examples for histories of standardisation from inspiring English sources

We are surrounded by media with different histories of standardisation attached.

Based on a literature study combined with two qualitative interview studies with domain experts, a process model is proposed to describe and interpret the contrasting histories of past CAD standardisation processes.

There followed a period of standardisation of diagnostic criteria.

Suffice it to say, the principle of standardisation gives way to the dream of customisation.

Here efficiency is understood in terms of standardisation and narrow economic and bureaucratic judgements.

Additionally, a lack of standardisation in relation to reporting health care utilisation and exacerbations limits comparison between studies.

Of course, in our new age of standardisation and self-improvement, the idea that the self might be unimprovable - not to mention splintered, alone, ecstatic, perverse - is anathema.

Gray wanted to maintain the idea of a local pub with its own style and yet, as a moderniser, he believed in a degree of standardisation.

The enforcement of the Blue Book structure upon various territories has resulted in some degree of standardisation where administrations were compliant.

Yet while there are switched-on clinicians and teams carrying out such assessments, there is currently a lack of standardisation and comparability.

Mr Uslar is leading OFFIS' national and international work packages with the scope of standardisation and interoperability.