Sentence examples for standardised consistent from inspiring English sources

Andrew Jefford, a British wine journalist, complains that big Australian labels such as Jacob's Creek and Nottage Hill are "becoming the equivalent of cans of lager; standardised, consistent, reliable, risk-free, challenge-free".

Any form of coding involves subjectivity, but ethically coding a patient as palliative can be a particularly difficult task requiring clinical judgment and a standardised, consistent approach.

There is a need to provide standardised, consistent information for patients, designed in collaboration with patients and based on the best available evidence.

The research instrument was standardised and consistent for each group of respondents.

While the examination procedure itself has been standardised in detail, consistent standards for image adjustment and interpretation are not yet established.

We used standardised estimates to allow consistent comparisons and examined a wide range of characteristics.

Although the microbiological methodology was not standardised, our findings are consistent with previous studies of severe CAP.

Phase I Standardised physical activity advice, consistent with recommendations for adolescents [ 17 ] was delivered by study dieticians.

As investors, we are not throwing good money after bad".But to make proper decisions, investors need standardised, comprehensive information that is consistent over time.

In the absence of individual patient level data, we used standardised risk estimates to allow consistent comparisons and we examined several clinically relevant characteristics to reduce potential heterogeneity.

In this study, we report that a standardised organic extract of khat induced a very consistent and reproducible type of cell death in various human leukemia cell lines and in peripheral human blood leukocytes.