Sentence examples for more standardised structure from inspiring English sources

The underlying question we are interested in addressing is how non-standardised methods, often employed in research driven projects, compare to defined methods with more standardised structure, with regards their ability to capture model requirements effectively, and with regards their overall usability.

Therefore, in terms of atmosphere and structure, science autobiographies are often much more similar to novels, plays or movies than to the more standardised forms of scientific writing.

First, it must become more standardised.

The next generation services strategy will be about "much more standardised solutions," he said.

As older and more conservative language users have begun to text, an even more standardised style has appeared.

Next they were able to assess how well this more standardised cohort of up to 100 students performed.

James Yeandel, of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, said: 'The procedure in Britain is a lot more standardised than the unregulated American system.

Remember how markets move over time from being customised to becoming more standardised.

Lifts are becoming more standardised globally, making it easier to find economies of scale.

But contracts, especially those tied to indices rather than single names, are steadily becoming more standardised.

Rating agencies must do their job, but an evaluation methodology by a credible external agency coupled with more standardised reporting by MDBs will make the process more transparent.