Sentence examples for we have standardised from inspiring English sources

In those cases we have standardised the numbers to use a comparable figure.

Take healthy eating as an analogy: we have advice from scientists and nutritionists on how much protein and carbohydrate we should include in our diet; we have standardised scales to measure our weight against; and we have norms for how much we should exercise.

Due to the importance of perioperative and intraoperative procedures with respect to postoperative outcomes, we have standardised these techniques, as well as the definition of postoperative complications among, the participating centres.

21 In the case of contemporary suicides we have standardised deaths by suicide in all psychoses and for schizophrenia by age, sex and year against the deaths from suicide in Wales alone rather than deaths from suicide in England and Wales.

We do not yet have standardised measures that could be used to determine what the most appropriate combination of eHealth and other types of care would be.

In Appendix 2 of the ESM we have provided initial MedDRA codes as most of the events have Standardised MedDRA Queries (SMQs).

We've got to a size now where it's imperative to have standardised and repeatable processes in place operationally to enable us to manage 'business as usual' effectively and efficiently.

It's clear this government wants a mixed economy in childcare – they recognise that you can't have standardised provision because parents want different things in different schools.

"Investors want something tradable, where they don't have to make actuarial judgments and can have standardised products," says David Howell, the chief executive of Pacific Life Re, a reinsurer.

Why do they have standardised sections of strings, woodwind, brass and percussion?

Additionally, not all fields have standardised ontologies.