Sentence examples for industry standardised from inspiring English sources

One of the studies included in the recent meta-analysis of cotton textile workers focussed on a British cohort in which there was a statistically significant deficit of lung cancer for men and women combined among workers with ⩾30 years of service in the cotton industry (standardised mortality ratio (SMR =64, 95% confidence interval (CI) 40 97, 22 deaths) (Hodgson and Jones, 1990).

Freesat devices already have this feature and the BBC is working with the industry to standardise how MHEG applications could utilise such a connection on compatible Freeview boxes.

The pace of technological and digital change has been rapid; business and production requirements changed within the BBC; and the industry has developed standardised off-the-shelf digital production tools that did not exist five years ago.

For Vodafone, it's all about attracting a new generation of mobile app developers to its JIL platform, a cross industry effort to standardise on mobile widgets (web standards-based apps) that target multiple handsets and platforms.

Because the taxi industry is not as standardised as it is in Europe".

22 24 This system will help identify best practices, incent better behaviours and standardise the industry's practices and thereby contribute importantly to an enrichment of medical knowledge.

British unit trusts have tended to be less forthcoming than the American industry, which has long followed standardised disclosure requirements.

The efficiency of such filters is well known and its calculation as a function of particle size is standardised throughout the industry.

RAMESH KESANUPALLI Founder of Nok Nok Labs and vice president of Fido Alliance, an industry body that seeks to standardise authentication methods beyond passwords.

We observe strong signs of convergence, which we believe signal the beginning of a general purpose architecture for UI generation, one that both industry and the research community could standardise upon.

IPCom acquired Bosch's mobile telephony patent portfolio, created between the mid-1980s and 2000, which includes about 160 patent families worldwide, including some of the key patents in the wireless industry, such as patent 100, which standardises a mobile phone's first connection to a network.