Sentence examples for more standardised and from inspiring English sources

Cruise ships are increasing in size, itineraries are becoming more standardised, and new customer segments are emerging.

The English used in scientific publications tends to be more standardised and simplified than the language you might hear in the street.

This will assist future researchers to improve on existing calibration methods with the aim to work towards a more standardised and validated approach.

The internet of things, for instance, will call forth huge volumes, but for more and more standardised and hence cheaper chips.

The framework is designed to identify and quantify a range of risks associated with all stages of the landfill lifecycle, and yet in a more streamlined, logical, categorical and integrated format, offering a more standardised and unified whole-system approach.

As British schools become more standardised, and British schoolchildren more frequently tested, with their teachers under ever-increasing pressure to meet "value added" targets for their pupils, it is to be expected that inattentiveness will be greeted with rigid intolerance.

"We strongly support the focus on more standardised disclosures and forward-looking quantitative and qualitative information," said the group's chief executive Stephanie Pfeifer.

Among the aims outlined in the paper are easier access to public data, more standardised formatting and embedding a 'presumption to publish' most data.

After TVXQ! took their management company to court for keeping them in a 13-year contract, a 2008 ruling brought in more standardised contracts and a seven-year limit to their length.

However, to do so, more standardised definitions and indicators would be useful.

The differences in predictive ability were especially significant in persons with mental and neck disorders, while the NIO assessors performed equal to the sick-listed in the more clear-cut injuries with more standardised treatment and prognosis.