Sentence examples for in a standardised format from inspiring English sources

That's been agreed, it happens, and even comes out in a standardised format.

The party also said a Conservative government would publish government information in a standardised format so websites like Mumsnet could reuse it to provide personalised online support.

This information will be published proactively and regularly – and in a standardised format so that it can be 'mashed up' and interacted with.

Launched in 2008 at the high level forum on aid effectiveness in Accra, the International Aid Transparency Initiative provides a platform for aid data to be released in a standardised format.

A high-density polyethylene cylinder is fitted with eight miniaturised strain gauges connected to a measuring system that is used for calibration, real-time display and data recording in a standardised format.

A consultant report, commissioned by Ofcom stated: "More information on coverage is required, and this should be in a standardised format enabling comparison between operator services such that users can make an informed decision about coverage in their area.

In addition to the identification of the inserts, the software facilitates the documentation of the results, as the information is stored with a clear structure, in plain text files with a standardised format.

This can be problematic when entering data into a database which follows a standardised format resulting in discrepancies between the reliability of different records which can be subtle.

The lack of a standardised format for BT in published reproducibility studies, combined with a wide range of cut-off levels for GJH by different authors, makes comparison of the BT score problematic across studies and influences clinicians' evaluation of the prevalence of GJH among children [ 10].

As early as 1899, Dr. Preston Hickey, a radiologist in Michigan, advocated that reporting of radiographs (indeed, Hickey coined the use of the terms radiograph and interpretation in the context of our profession) should follow a standardised format and language [2, 3].

The development of a standardised format for reporting harms in systematic reviews will promote clarity and help ensure that readers have the basic information necessary to make an informed assessment of the intervention under review.