Sentence examples for is not standardised from inspiring English sources
Management is not standardised.
"[With] the data we collect in Colombia and in Kenya or the UK, if it is not standardised we can't compare it when addressing the 34 targets".
But they worry that the dose of nicotine they deliver is not standardised, it varies from one make to another and that e-cigarettes could "renormalise" smoking by promoting nicotine addiction.
The punishment for a cricketer, if caught, would be a two-year ban, but testing for recreational drugs, rather than performance-enhancing ones, is not standardised in English cricket.
The first indicator is not standardised across countries (some provide data as average and some provide the range of fees).
On a trip to India to see how young graduates are trained within the company he has just realised that the time taken to prepare the hotel rooms for bedtime - the so-called turndown service - is not standardised.
Sourdough in particular isn't standardised: every loaf is slightly different.
Liability to capital gains tax (CGT) and inheritance tax is a thorny issue, as rules are not standardised, even within the EU.
Although some disaster risk information is already disclosed and used by investors, the data and procedures for making assessments are not standardised, which can limit their usefulness.
The literature on data quality in disease registries is inconsistent and ambiguous; methods used for classifying, measuring, and improving data quality are not standardised.
