Sentence examples for promote standardization from inspiring English sources
If open patents can promote standardization, that would likely mean faster innovation for all.
The next step is to formally define the interfaces of the different modules to promote standardization.
These efforts are likely to promote standardization of the different SR/CR products.
It also seeks to promote standardization of training within the private security industry and also to serve as the industry's mouthpiece.
Clearly, additional tests and actual field campaigns are expected to further refine the current methodological approach, promote standardization and contribute to technical improvements.
On this account, efforts are being made to promote standardization on national (Association of German Engineers, VDI) and international (European Committee for Standardization, CEN) level.
The previous system, with domain names composed of numbers, punctuation marks and Latin letters without accents, promoted standardization, wrangling into consistency and simplicity one small part of the Internet.
While DNA testing has helped to free more than 200 wrongfully convicted people, "DNA was a shock to police culture and created an alternative scientific model, which promoted standardization, transparency and a higher level of precision," said Paul Giannelli, a forensic science expert at Case Western Reserve University School of Law who presented his research to the National Academy.
Quality assurance promoted standardization; HMI promoted corrective ergonomics, instead of human-centered design from the early stages of product life cycle.
This practice tries to diminish perceived biases in environmental information by promoting standardization of the information with the aim of improving confidence in the evaluation of environmental benefits of products—all of which should positively affect the purchase intention.
With this in mind, however, a national forum would provide the opportunity to support these decision making processes while clarifying prioritization criteria, encouraging provincial interrelationships, and promoting standardization.
