Sentence examples for through standardisation from inspiring English sources

It will prompt a new round of innovation, from cutting drilling costs through standardisation to new fracking techniques that increase output.

The new Chinese software will see an alliance of over 13 software companies with 80 research units bound together through standardisation to create the new desktop and mobile ecosystem complete with local app stores.

Policy International Business Czinkota & Ronkainen 2005 America, Europe & Asia / 25 Firms will continue their globalisation efforts in two significant and parallel ways: they will pursue economies of scale through standardisation and the ability to leverage resources (such as knowledge) across borders.

Process-related factors may allow for cost-effective interventions through standardisation of clinical management.

We attempted to mitigate these concerns through standardisation of the process of observation using triggers and case report forms; and, for the peer review, the use of multiple reviewers.

When comparing practices and when holding practices against standards comparability is obtained through standardisation – that is adjustment for systematic variation in patient, GP and practice characteristics between the compared groups.

To ensure that this assumption was appropriate, we also calculated age and sex-standardised estimates, calculated through indirect standardisation by applying age- and sex-specific smoking rates from the corresponding GLF data to the THIN population.

As a matter of fact, the continuous erosion of the perceptual sphere of individuals through the standardisation of space has shown a resistance to change over time.

The toolset was developed in 1996/1997 within the ISHTAR project funded by the European Commission as well as through international standardisation activities.

We argue that through appropriate standardisation of the automation requirements such cross-system implementation may be possible and we propose as a means of standardisation the use of security design patterns.

A recent global policy framework recommends prevention of occupational and environmental cancers through education, standardisation and enforcement of regulations, and disease surveillance (40).