"less standardized" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an approach, system or process that has fewer or less rigid standards, regulations or procedures. For example, "The new education system is less standardized than traditional curriculums, allowing for more room for teachers to customize their lessons."
This is not necessary, even after Japanese standards, and Chinese-Taiwanese Buddhism is usually less standardized when it comes to home shrines.
And because analog products are less standardized, engineers who have worked with analog designs and production processes at a particular company cannot easily transfer their expertise.
When bricks were more fragile and less standardized than they are today, builders would alternate "stretchers" (bricks laid lengthwise) with "headers" (bricks with the short side exposed).
Portugal had not been fully integrated into the European Union then, and the residential and civic architecture of Souto de Moura and Álvaro Siza was less standardized, with regard to methods and materials, than anything being done in Europe.
Second, the language continued in a more or less standardized form throughout the Middle Ages as the language of religion and scholarship; in this form it had great influence on the development of the West European languages.
Immunohaematology examinations are usually prescribed preoperatively according to more or less standardized protocols.
Among less experienced observers, agreement was more or less similar for standardized criteria (i.e., comparing vascular uptake to liver uptake) versus "first impression".
Non-physician clinician cadres (such as assistant medical officers [AMOs] and clinical officers [COs]) are less-standardized internationally, but have been shown to play an important role in health service provision in developing countries including performing some of the major surgical procedures at the level expected of a physician in some settings [ 18, 19].
A national resolution to urge education administrators to rely less on standardized testing is gaining a wave of support in South Florida.
Violas are not like violins in that violins are, more or less, a standardized size and shape (Violin geeks- don't cringe, that statement was made relative to violas!) Whereas a violin's body is approximately 14", a viola can range from 15 -18+ 15 -18+
Urinary testosterone and oestradiol will be measured, also using AP5000 LC Tandem MS. Urinary hormones, although less well standardized than blood, are essential to define hormone trajectories which can never be accomplished by a single annual sample.
