Sentence examples for is standardised from inspiring English sources
verb
To establish a consisting of for how something is to be done across an organization.
Pop music is standardised; it's made to please the largest audience possible.
In judging tooth colour it is best if the light source used is standardised to reduce the effects of metamerism.
If a multiplicity of tongues can lead to conflict, Cherkaoui presents us with a darker alternative: a world in which all communication is standardised.
"All the data that comes from very many places is all in one single database, with a level of quality of the data that is standardised.
Even the Orthodox church built near the lake in the late 1990s is standardised in its thin, tacky application of old Russian details.
In addition, the composition of hedgerows is standardised at a national level, and the individual farmer makes few adjustments.
The process for assessment of musculoskeletal risks is standardised and participatory, which also supports identification of solutions.
"Work is standardised to the extent that if a patient does not pick up the phone for an initial assessment within a 15-minute allotted time period, they are referred back to their GP.
The second necessity is standardised reading conditions that consider the multiparametric nature of bMRI.
A proportion of coursework gets sent to external examiners to make sure that grading is standardised.
In structured reporting (SR), the information is standardised and presented in a clear, organised format, tracking the attributes of each finding (size, location, etc).
