Sentence examples for standardized around the world from inspiring English sources

Traditional nonhuman primate metal cage construction, while durable and standardized around the world, prevents data transmission at the frequencies necessary for high-bandwidth data transfer.

However, because its use has long been standardized around the world and it is easy and inexpensive to measure, SCr remains the dominant renal biomarker used in the current definitions of AKI.

It's the standard around the world.

In the 1990s, Alexander Trotman, then its chief executive, developed a plan called Ford 2000 to standardize some vehicles around the world.

It became what has been called a "franchise religion," and its leadership in Salt Lake City instituted a process of "correlation," which standardized Church teachings and missions around the world.

Fortunately, many innovative and entirely new protocols for detecting endocrine disruption are in the early stages of being validated and standardized in dozens of countries around the world, but unfortunately, it will take years before many will be ready for use.

While Starbucks usually gets credit for standardizing coffeehouse culture and taking it around the world, Nespresso is credited with standardizing premium coffee in the workplace and at home through its pod machine, which brews a cup at a time from small aluminum capsules that hold just enough grounds for a serving.

To what extent are the regulatory agencies around the world amenable to standardizing the standards?

The modern Games could be international from the start because the British had spread standardized versions of most of the Olympic sports around the world.

At the same time, there is much talk about how to reform the regulatory systems around the world, and how to standardize regulation to avoid the "regulatory arbitrage" of seeking out jurisdictions with the least stringent rules.

Brass and woodwind instruments around the world have been pretty much standardized; so have interpretations.