Sentence examples for standardization of planning from inspiring English sources

The Standardized Monitoring and Assessment of Relief and Transitions (SMART) initiative aims to ensure standardization of planning, training, analysis and reporting [ 13], and advocates for the systematic use of mortality and nutrition indicators.

Advantages of an off-the-shelf design are elimination of treatment delays and standardization of manufacturing, planning, and implantation techniques.

The new government felt a need to communicate with the local Marathi-speaking population; Elphinstone pursued a policy of planned standardization of the Marathi language in the Bombay Presidency starting after 1820.

While standardization of sampling plans among trading nations is important, any standardised sampling plan must be designed to minimize both the seller's and buyer's risks to the lowest possible levels that resources will allow.

Variety reduction standardization reduces planned or unintentional variation to exploit economies of scale (Swann 2000).

This indicates that item 12 ("Feeling that you have passed your peak")and 14 ("Decrease of beard growth") could be eliminated if a new standardization is planned, currently however these items have to be kept – otherwise standardization and norms will not be applicable anymore.

Thus, also the French AMS supports the conclusion of an earlier publication [ 6], " that item 12....14 could be eliminated if a new standardization is planned".

The company had no standardization of level design tools.

The standardization of village emergency transport plans and village ambulances were in evidence, as was the presence of written Standard Operating Procedures (PROTAP) for the treatment of obstetric emergencies at every level of health service delivery.

They provide a scientific basis for planning and standardization of ambient vibration tests, where factors such as channel noise, sensor number and location can be quantitatively accounted for.

Staging of the functional levels of patients enhances standardization of care, helps in the planning and development of health services, and allows for communication among health services professionals concerning patients' functional capabilities.