Sentence examples for is very standardised from inspiring English sources
Second, creativity is very hard to standardise and administer by managers.
Additionally, we found that physician ordering and laboratory routine testing schemes for Cryptosporidium are not very standardised.
Over a very large geographic area it's very hard to standardise practice or to track what kind of counselling or debriefing the women might get.
This can be very challenging to standardise with respect to the time span of surgery, how long it takes for a sample to be fixed or frozen, etc.
Hence assembly-based analyses of genomes sequenced with short-read technology are very difficult to standardise and quality control, which is important to ensure robust, reliable and reproducible assays for use in public health and infection control.
GWBI whole-scale reliability was very high, (Cronbach's alpha 0.959, standardised item alpha 0.96, N = 152), probably indicating some item redundancy.
Though the responses could have influenced the attitudes of the researcher, this is unlikely to have influenced the study, as the questionnaire administration process was standardised and there was very little scope for interpretation or reactions at the time of the interview.
In addition, the risk factors measured in SHHEC were carefully standardised and the data were very complete.
Again it will be seen that the CMF calculated from the directly risk standardised rate and the SMR are very similar.
Between the 60s and the late 90s, standardising, if necessary, would have been very difficult.
