Sentence examples for to standardised from inspiring English sources
verb
To establish a consisting of for how something is to be done across an organization.
Results based on DRS were very similar to Standardised Mortality Ratios (SMRs) obtained from indirect standardisation, with similar standard errors.
It adheres to standardised APIs, which translates into good browser support for recent versions of most major browsers (tested in Firefox and Chrome).
aSignificantly over-represented according to standardised adjusted residuals; bsignificantly under-represented according to standardised adjusted residuals.
Otherwise manual extraction, transformation and loading (ETL) process and conversion to standardised formats needs to be carried out.
A transition to standardised electronic-test certificates (E-TCs) is thought to offer advantages over the static alternatives currently in use.
In the present study, we compared blood glucose and plasma hormone concentrations in response to standardised intraduodenal (ID) fat and glucose infusions in healthy humans.
The main functional needs for moving from traditional free text reporting to standardised and structured reporting can be addressed under three categories: quality, datafication/quantification and accessibility.
In regard to standardised measurements obtained with the PMF, representative results for maize pollen deposition in relation to distance to the nearest field have been published [9].
To optimise data entry and retrieval, free text input has been minimised, and drop-down lists and other approaches leading to standardised inputs have been chosen whenever possible.
This was all happening around the time the internet came in: chat programmes like AOL and MSN Messenger, with their own small, ten-smiley keyboards, marked the transition from old ASCII smiley faces to standardised pictographs.
Search terms were subjected to standardised procedures.
