Sentence examples for provides a standardised from inspiring English sources
In 1993 the United Nations, whose System of National Accounts provides a standardised basis for countries to record changes in their income, expenditure and wealth, published guidelines for "satellite"—or separate accounts that try to integrate environmental and economic measures.
These opportunities, he says, largely lie in the fact that the coalition provides a standardised measurement for sustainability across the global clothing industry, and can demonstrate, "where you're at on a global scale, and where you need to apply your resources if you're going to catch up with the industry on a global level, in terms of sustainability".
The Ixtens marketplace platform, provides a standardised way for online retailers to manage supplier and drop-shipper relations.
The Atom Publishing Protocol (AtomPub [54]) provides a standardised application-level protocol for publishing and editing Web Resources using HTTP.
It provides a standardised language for reporting and thus ensures reports that are understood between departments and institutions.
The PAC-QOL questionnaire provides a standardised and validated assessment of the burden of constipation on patients' everyday functioning and well-being.
All the datasets have been transformed to a 1km2 hexagon grid, providing a standardised spatial framework for the whole of Britain.
At the age of 14, having dropped out of high school, Swartz helped to author the RSS web syndication specification that provided a standardised format to publish frequently updated works, such as blog entries, news headlines, audio and video content.
For example, JPA-based object-data mappers provide a standardised query language called JPQL.
This approach was intended to provide a standardised substrate with well-defined concentrations of the model substances.
The Australian Nursing Competency Incorporated (ANCI) 2000 standards provide a standardised framework of accepted professional standards for the registered nurse.
