Sentence examples for standardised content from inspiring English sources

All I know is that I want to get really good content out there, more standardised content that I think will make a dramatic, sustainable, exponential difference to people's cooking and shopping habits.

The physiotherapists are asked to closely adhere to a standardised content checklist for each phone call (available on request to the corresponding author).

Although the World Health Organization (WHO) has proposed standardised content and visitation schedules, in different countries and different settings [ 50], the component interventions that comprise an ANC package may vary widely.

Additionally, we use state-of-the-art, standardised content representation and compression formats (MPEG-4 AFX, JPEG 2000, XML), enabling deployment over existing infrastructure, while keeping hooks to well-established practices in the game industry.

Furthermore, translations of standardised contents are necessary.

Likewise, the main mineral supplements sold in Norway had a standardised Se content of 20 mg/kg [ 27].

A standardised Na+ content of 860 mg/L was chosen to promote the optimal maintenance of plasma Na+ levels and plasma volume during play, while not being too high as to negatively impact on palatability.

The diets were isoenergetic [15 MJ digestible energy (DE)/kg], and were formulated to contain the same ileal standardised digestible lysine content (0.85 g/MJ DE) and ideal patterns of other essential amino acids.

Quixote itself follows Blue Obelisk principles in that it does not manage the submission and monitoring of jobs but resumes action when the jobs have been completed, and then applies a range of parsing and transformation tools to create standardised semantic chemical content.

Digestibility values measured in the present study provide further information to accurately formulate diets for pigs based on standardised ileal digestible contents of CP and AA in currently available grain legumes for growing pigs.

There is no standardised procedural logic for content analysis and there is invariably some subjectivity in its design and conduct (Krippendorff 2004).