Sentence examples for sufficiently standardized from inspiring English sources
One way to resolve these issues is for derivatives that are important – but not sufficiently standardized to be traded on an exchange or to attract sufficient transactions volume to be set up in bilateral negotiations, tailoring them to the specific needs of the counterparties.
Although China has proposed similar ideas for "flexible regulation," these have not been sufficiently standardized.
Encouraging volunteerism among its members to provide and adapt metadata and model code to be sufficiently standardized for coupling is crucial to building an integrated community modeling system.
Local climate data are scarce, assessment methods are usually not uniform and the instrumentation is not sufficiently standardized (Negi et al. 2012).
Are nanomaterial test substance preparation and characterization sufficiently standardized to ensure reproducibility of test results in accordance with specified parameters?
The examination content needed to be relevant and acceptable to the responders and at the same time sufficiently standardized to permit interpretation of aggregated clinical data.
To date, however, there are no sufficiently established standardized methods to control such variability.
He noted that real estate debt documentation had been standardized sufficiently to permit the development of the commercial mortgage-backed securities market.
These findings are commended to the wider fungal community to ultimately decide whether PCR is sufficiently validated and standardized for inclusion in the EORTC/MSG definitions of invasive fungal disease.
Arguments against a randomized trial include questions as to whether limited cooperative group resources should be devoted to a small minority of patients, whether randomization will be accepted by patients and physicians, and whether systemic therapy can be standardized sufficiently in a heterogeneous patient population.
This analysis also permitted creating definitions for each type of evidence that were sufficiently detailed to standardize QM use and support cross-jurisdictional comparability.
