Sentence examples for some standardization from inspiring English sources

McPherson hopes that the increase in interest in animal assisted therapy will bring with it some standardization to the many programs that now exist.

He said that "this is an area that is in desperate need for some standardization," but "there is not a lot of progress being made".

In the United States too, corporations and regulators have been pushing for some standardization of the confusing patchwork of merger regulations across the globe.

For such disclosures to be useful, there would need to be some standardization within industries, and companies would have to be willing to disclose good news as well as bad.

And while in theory there is some standardization dictated by Basel capital accords, like the zero weighting ascribed to sovereign debt, in practice banks run their own numbers using different assumptions.

Tomasz Piskorski, an assistant professor of finance and economics at the Columbia Business School, said, "It's a good idea to bring some light to this market, to impose some rules, some transparency and some standardization of the contracts and increase the likelihood that these contracts will be honored".

The Appendix mentions some ongoing standardization activities and research projects of D2D communication.

Hoare and Hall [ 23] have recently argued that some degree of standardization in practice is essential for identifying key standards of best practice for tinnitus, for ensuring equal patient access to treatments, for facilitating clinical audit, and for providing high-level evidence of clinical efficacy.

"Does equal protection require some degree of standardization, and what is that degree?

To some degree, this standardization of written Arabic worked at cross purposes with the spread of the spoken language.

Some examples of standardization rules and error checks are presented in Figure 7. Figure 7 Examples of standardization rules and error check.