Sentence examples for was only standardised from inspiring English sources

Greyhounds have been bred for speed for millennia, but the sport was only standardised in the years after the first world war, initially in California, where dogs chased a motorised windsock – called, for old time's sake, a "hare" – around an oval track.

Former International Cricket Council president Jagmohan Dalmiya has called on the game's current administrators to work on upgrading the safety of helmets, which were only recently standardised.

Comparisons of age-standardised incidence rates (ASRs) are only meaningful if they are standardised in the same way.

Welsh boxing expert and retired referee Winford Jones said: "Percy fought at a time when the weight divisions were only just beginning to be standardised, and some bodies were awarding belts for every two pound interval.

In general, smoking information for cohort members is only available since 1971, when standardised and well-recorded medical check-ups were introduced.

Respondents were only identified by a unique identifier on each form, based on standardised guidelines.

As ever, the less standardised the cross-platform browser support i.e XBAP is only going to work on IE7 and XUL on Firefox – the smaller audience you will reach.

The IAAF argues that the process of taking athlete blood biological passport samples was standardised only in 2009 and indicates only changes in an athlete's profile, not definite doping.

Data collection was not standardised, as only three countries completed WHO case summary forms.

When in addition to using the largest fragment only, compounds were further standardised by removing stereochemistry, the results improved significantly.

The order of evaluations was also standardised.