Sentence examples for is being standardised from inspiring English sources

The definition of educational success is being standardised and it is being narrowed.

Maternity benefit is being "standardised" for new claimants, in a move the government said will save 30m euros (£25m) over the next year.

Given this, while these in vitro vancomycin susceptibility testing parameters are being standardised, it may be advisable to assess vancomycin MICs with more than one method and to carry out a close clinical and microbiological follow up while the patients are being treated with vancomycin.

Orthographies and vocabularies are still being standardised by piecing together different spoken dialects.

However in Australia the Silkie bantam is almost unknown, despite being standardised.

EFT was applied to the 64 points of the outline, and a reconstructed outline of each tooth was obtained, the orientation being standardised according to the major axis of the first ellipse, and the starting point as the intersection of the outline with this major axis.

Within the UK information sheets are increasingly being standardised under COREC Central Office for Research Ethics Committeess) requirements.

The definition of different types of waste is far from being standardised across the world.

Proposals are being made to standardise the training requirements across European countries.

Comparisons of age-standardised incidence rates (ASRs) are only meaningful if they are standardised in the same way.

Brotli is a general purpose lossless compression algorithm, that has been recently been standardised as an http compression encoding.