Sentence examples for implications of standardised from inspiring English sources

A review of the public health implications of standardised packaging last year by Sir Cyril Chantler concluded it was very likely their introduction would lead to a modest but important reduction in the uptake and prevalence of smoking.

Retailers were concerned about the financial implications of standardised packaging and the effects it may have on their ability to provide rapid and efficient customer service.

Findings emphasize the use and reporting of standardised culture conditions and can have implications for the interpretation of data when developing inactivation models.

The findings emphasize the use and reporting of standardised culture conditions when developing data and models for predictive microbiology and can have implications for the interpretation of data used for predictive microbiology.

Teaching paediatric residents about learning disorders: use of standardised case discussion versus multimedia computer tutorial.

All charities will be nervous about what is involved in the collection of standardised information.

The rooms have flatscreen TVs, corner baths and that cream and leather decor of standardised luxury.

The city's state schools, however, are horribly shackled to the timetable of standardised testing.

Have they had experience of standardised assessments in terms of occupational therapy?

There are a number of standardised test methods available for evaluating the permeability of films.

The volunteers were given a couple of standardised tasks that put them under mental stress.