Sentence examples for uniformity and standardisation from inspiring English sources

The major issue for future research is that commitment to more uniformity and standardisation in definitions is needed to allow comparability between studies, and to remove variability between studies as a factor obscuring accurate estimates of the 'true' association between x rays and symptoms at the knee.

This latter point contributes to understanding the 'inherent duality' of CQI, namely that its principles are based on two distinct, paradoxical goals: although CQI promotes organisational control, uniformity, and standardisation, it also gives rise to organisational creativity, learning, and cultural change.

Diageo believes in centralisation and standardisation.

The arbitrary and anarchic community of domestic borshch-makers is a rebuke to political borders, order and standardisation, whether the Soviet standardisation of central planning or the capitalist standardisation of identical retail outlets.

Where its predecessor demanded compliance and standardisation, it provides for self-realisation and diversity.

Actually, commoditisation and standardisation are creating new platforms for innovation.

Perhaps this is a reaction to the sheer boredom and standardisation of the supermarket experience.

Solutions addressed issues such as the design of equipment, reminders, monitoring, feedback and standardisation.

The Control and Standardisation of National Food Quality.

One set of concerns has to do with safety and standardisation.

Data cleaning and standardisation procedures were applied in preparing both chemical structures and bioactivity data.