Sentence examples for standardised look from inspiring English sources

Oxfam has long realised the importance of smartening up their shops, introducing an uncluttered standardised look back in the 70s.

A woman being photographed aspired to a standardised look that signified an ideal refinement of "feminine" traits, as conveyed through beauty; and beauty was understood to be a distancing from the ordinary; as photographed, it projected something enigmatic, dreamy, inaccessible.

"We have consulted on introducing standardised packaging, looking at whether this could reduce smoking in young people.

The medical files for these patients were analysed retrospectively using a standardised questionnaire to look for arguments for IC based on the criteria previously used by Mohr and colleagues [ 13] and derived from the European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer/Mycoses Study Group criteria [ 14].

I am very attracted by bad taste - it is a lot more exciting than that supposed good taste, which is nothing more than a standardised way of looking at things".

It identified 51 peer-reviewed studies that in some way looked at standardised packaging.

In measuring education, the report looks at standardised test scores at the age of 15, variability in educational attainment and success after school.

One is summary hospital-level Mortality indicators (SHMI), which looks at deaths after hospital treatment and up to 30 days after discharge, and the second is hospital standardised mortality ratio (HSMR), which looks at deaths in hospital.

Although previous work has shown increased anxiety and depression among parents after diagnosis, the recent development of standardised measures of QOL enables us to look more directly at the impact of diagnosis on mothers' and children's QOL.

To investigate whether standardised cigarette packaging increases the time spent looking at health warnings, regardless of the format of those warnings.

Because the previous four studies assigned the same standardised treatment program to all participants, their results look at the predictive ability of particular variables when treated with a standardised program [ 14- 17].