Sentence examples for standardising both from inspiring English sources

Google mobile platforms have already suffered from fragmented operating systems as Google continues to work on standardising both operating system and user interface".

Fortunately they still have plenty of scope to cut costs by standardising both their "platforms"—the underpinnings onto which the rest of the car is assembled and other components under the bonnet that drivers do not see.

They also offer size uniformity, which may be important in standardising both the speed of tissue penetration by fixative and the chances of observing rare cellular events.

While the outcomes of activities in real life practice may be highly dependent on the characteristics of the health care providers, the setting and the patients [ 1, 2, 4, 5], trials of complex interventions are still considered to resemble the original intervention as much as possible, standardising both the content and delivery of the intervention [ 3].

Within the paper, we present 3D printed receptacles designed to standardise both the production of components and memristive observations.

National Service Frameworks are an integral part of the government's drive to 'modernise' the NHS, intended to standardise both clinical care and the design of the services used to deliver that clinical care.

All the variables used have been standardised, both for the purpose of this analysis and to delete existing differences among the measurement units.

All the running trials were closely supervised to standardise both the mode of running and the speed, and at least 5 min of rest was allowed between conditions.

However, it might be advisable to standardise both because significant differences in feeding rate were observed for the tested food sources and infection status.

The education sessions are standardised both in their timing, every three months, and topics covered (Table  2).

However, in order to be used for this purpose, data collection and interpretation must be highly standardised – both within and across different medical schools.