Sentence examples similar to standardised threat from inspiring English sources
In addition, use of standardised mortality rates should not pose a threat to the validity of our findings: even with an imprecise measure, we should have identified any existing modest link between performance and mortality.
Threats to these programmes include the lack of standardised interventions and material support, food insecurity, and a decrease in the time available to deal with clients individually [ 22- 25].
This standardised time period allowed for women to learn about their pregnancy, consider the pregnancy certain (since the threat of miscarriage has subsided) and to then participate at regular 8-week time points.
Using a standardised questionnaire, we report patients' demographics, number and status of aggressor(s), forced detention and violent threats among other variables for all patients presenting for medical consultation after a sexually violent event during this period.
But standardised to whose technology?
The standardised test will take three hours.
Its members had education, ambition, sophistication, and standardised verbal dexterity.
"The evidence to support standardised packaging is clear.
Saatchi insists that the problem is the standardised response.
