Sentence examples for is standardising from inspiring English sources
verb
To establish a consisting of for how something is to be done across an organization.
The Vitality Partnership in Birmingham, one of the models debated at the King's Fund primary care conference, is standardising procedures, has clinical peer review backed up by its own turnaround team, runs an effective patient records system which is gradually reaching local hospitals and has centralised, low-cost administration.
The result, says the office's director, Peter Wegner, has been an "explosion in innovation"."Roving garbage robots might be a good way to clean up space debris, but they could also be used to knock enemy satellites out of orbit".For starters, ORSO is standardising satellite components so they can be quickly combined and assembled to meet the requirements for a particular military campaign.
Currently the 3GPP [5] is standardising MIMO for the next generation's mobile communications, what is called Long Term Evolution (LTE) as well as IEEE is standardising MIMO for WiMAX [6].
Pop music is standardised; it's made to please the largest audience possible.
The outcome is standardised around 100.
As such, the procedure for FR induction is standardised.
The coding system is standardised and periodically updated.
19 In Sweden antenatal care is standardised and free of charge.
IQ is standardised to 100 for "normal" children.
Quality work was standardising and strengthening work practices.
It should be standardised.
