Sentence examples for standardised most from inspiring English sources

Benetton, a fashion retailer, successfully standardised most of its products, except for their colour, which was added at the last minute in response to the latest tastes.

However, although treatment was not standardised, most patients received conventional radiotherapy or accelerated radiotherapy combined with surgery depending on the stage of the disease and response to radiotherapy.

As management was standardised in most cases, this classification was relatively straightforward.

Age standardised mortality across most fifths of deprivation decreased between 1996 and 2006 (fig 3).

Overall HPV prevalence was 13.5% (9.3% age standardised) and the most frequent HR types were HPV 16, 31, 18 and 58.

This summer the new arrangements will be standardised and extended to most police forces.So far, results have been good.

Furthermore, the study examines the applicability of SERVQUAL, perhaps the most popular standardised survey instrument designed to measure service quality, as the measure of IT service quality.

These studies need further follow-up and, most importantly, standardised methodology.

For men in 1990 92, the differences between the age standardised rates in the most and the least deprived areas were 129, 563, 873 and 629 events for 30 44, 45 59, 60 74 and 75+ years respectively.

To be included in the study, the rate of violence for participants classed as high risk (standardised according to the most recent version of the instruments' manuals) and information on time at risk must have been available either in the published article or from the authors.

Unfortunately for them, much of their business is high-volume, repetitive tasks—just the sort of work that the Big Four excel at standardising and automating.Most of these vulnerable law firms have been slow to react.