Sentence examples for use a standardised from inspiring English sources

This characteristic is useful where you want to use a standardised approach to integrate information from legacy and modern systems.

There are so many things where we use a standardised thing, where in reality, a customised thing would be better.

Sophisticated banks can use their own internal risk-management systems; smaller banks can use a "standardised" method, which relies on calculating risks on the basis of credit ratings.

This, suggested Burnham, should include "looking at how we can move to a mandatory review of case notes for every death in hospital, and also looking at how we can use a standardised system of case-note review to support learning and improvement in every trust".

He points to the sovereign syndicated loans of the 1970s, or the telecoms mania of only two years ago.Mr Winters acknowledges that there is a danger if one market or even many markets use a standardised risk model: it could be wrong.

These use a standardised nanosatellite specification backed by a large and growing industry of compliant subsystems and launch services all of which greatly facilitate access to space.

Risk of bias was assessed using a standardised checklist.

Embryos were graded by an embryologist at the time of embryo transfer using a standardised grading system in IVF.

The competition this year is even more intense as all 12 pilots are using a standardised engine and propeller, intensifying the focus on pilot skill and precision flying.

Functional assessment was subjective rather than using a standardised tool.

The latest ruling centres on a European patent named "communicating multi-part messages between cellular devices using a standardised interface".