Sentence examples for really standardized from inspiring English sources

There is almost nothing that is really standardized in fantasy football, so it's hard to trust website or magazine rankings that were computed with different scoring systems in mind.

To Weinreich, it's really about standardizing the process.

In fact, most serious educators will tell you that the only thing standardized tests are really, really good at is sorting kids along socioeconomic lines.

And that sort of flies in the face of being client-centred and everything is individual for the client but it's the – I think probably the information or the method in which we deliver service -sometimes that really needs to be standardized and that way people get to know what to expect.'" '"And in terms of the same way that nursing delivered from one agency to another agency needs to be the same.

Due to the great variability of available resources (temperature, pressure, chemical composition), it is really difficult to "standardize the technology".The problem involves many different variables: working fluid selection, heat recovery system definition, heat transfer surfaces sizing and auxiliary systems consumption.

The number of gestures and the way they are standardized won't really be that clear for a while.

(9) Enter teacher evaluations based on student performance on these rigged tests, and you begin to understand what standardized testing is really about -- providing the "legal" basis for evaluating teachers as the first stage in firing them.

Standardized testing drives standardized curricula and standardized pacing.

Really? Are we truly surprised that educators actually "cheated" on high stakes standardized tests?

"The good thing about Medigap is that the benefits are standardized, so you can really do apples-to-apples comparisons across insurers," Ms. Neuman said.

Too many performances of the standard repertory sound standardized.