Sentence examples for standardised systems from inspiring English sources

The new standardised systems with poor security arrangements allow theft to be automated and instantaneous from coast to coast.

It now offers wider medical staff training and, crucially, the introduction of standardised systems of care designed to better spot and treat illnesses.

Stephen E James, the local director for community health, says he's confident that standardised systems could be key to helping Liberia withstand another Ebola outbreak.

The importance of utilising the best available research evidence in the development of health policies, services, and programs is increasingly recognised, yet few standardised systems for quantifying policymakers' research use are available.

Organisational supports Organisational supports Our findings showed that there are no standardised systems and procedures dealing with patient complaints in China due to conflicts between relevant actors and regulations.

71 The degree of fine motor function impairment in hemiparetic or highly asymmetric children with CP can be classified using standardised systems such as the Bimanual Fine Motor Function system (BFMF) 107 or the Manual Abilities Classification system (MACS).

Alan Jones 02 July 2014 11 52am There does not seem to be a standardised system throughout the UK.

But actually it was a fairly standardised system as to how to do cloth, how to do flesh and so on.

Teaching resources are much improved thanks to textbooks produced by the African NGO Amref, but there is no standardised system for teacher training.

Ask other kitchen users if they use the same labelling system, and if not come to an agreement about a standardised system where everyone uses the same measurements, terminology etc. Keep detailed records as to how the use of the new standardised system benefits the other kitchen users and enhances productivity.

"It may take some time to get it out to all 50 states in 2016 but once we do that, we think we will have a standardised system in play," the official said.