Sentence examples for that standardizing from inspiring English sources

Based on these results, it seems reasonable to hypothesize that standardizing child home alone laws across states could help to promote greater uniformity in case evaluations, and thereby more effectively protect children from risks related to being left at home alone.

A common challenge experienced across all of these efforts is that standardizing a data model structure - and in some instances, the content through standardized vocabulary - does not ensure standard conventions for handling specific information (visit types, reversals etc).

The results show that standardizing the top 5percentt (III-A) produces a substantial reduction in the standard deviation (41percentt), while standardizing the other parts of the income distribution has little effect.

The "USDA Organic" seal changed that, standardizing concepts and setting rules.

They fear that standardizing approaches to work will neuter entrepreneurial freedom and stunt creativity.

Previous research has suggested that standardizing the emergency medicine (EM) clerkship by implementing didactics and requiring students to see patients with particular chief complaints improves educational outcomes.

This follows on the heels of the Chicago city government's announcement last month that they've adopted Civic Common's Open311 system, a "collaborative model and open standard for civic issue tracking" that standardizes 311 systems across America.

That standardized evaluation system will be in place for the entire country by the end of the year, officials said.

Project Boost, a program developed by the Society of Hospital Medicine, provides hospitals with a tool kit of forms and procedures that standardize and enhance the discharge process.

Since 1991, state health law has required emergency rooms to examine survivors of sex crimes with rape kits -- a box of equipment and sampling envelopes that standardizes the collection of evidence -- approved by the state.

The goal, Cameron says, is to work with a software-engineering company, transplant ethicists, and patients to develop an app that standardizes the approach people use to promote themselves to prospective organ donors.