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Meanings of standardisation in English

Portuguese
homologação
Catalan
normalització
Spanish
estandarización

The imposition of standards or regulations.

homologação
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Examples for "calibration"
Examples for "calibration"
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Perhaps you'd care to bring the level seven balance calibration programs on-line?
The Neutronium Alchemist
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Receiver operating characteristic and calibration curves were used to measure model performance.
Pubmed
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Materials and methods: The calibration procedures with 1800 seconds delivery were conducted.
Pubmed
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The best spectrographs are limited in stability by their calibration light source.
Pubmed
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External validation of the model was conducted to analyse discrimination and calibration.
Pubmed
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However, proper data normalization with suitable reference genes is an absolute requirement.
Pubmed
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A variety of normalization methods have been developed for addressing this problem.
Pubmed
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Correct normalization for pooling of multiple gels for analysis is, therefore, essential.
Pubmed
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Despite methodological differences, results suggest a functional normalization of the 'fear network'.
Pubmed
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Prompt antimalarial treatment resulted in normalization of platelet counts within a week.
Pubmed
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A national conversation is urgently needed for curricular standardization and public transparency.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
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After years of lax enforcement, we're finally seeing this standardization at work.
The Guardian
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There, however, is a lack of standardization of shipping and freezing protocols.
Pubmed
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A paragraph is dedicated to the efforts of standardization in this field.
Pubmed
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Currently characterization of renal tumor anatomical elements is descriptive and lacks standardization.
Pubmed
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There must be security normalisation and arms must be put beyond use.
The Irish Times
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This confidence is vital in ensuring the speedy normalisation in the markets.
The Guardian
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The UAE has said normalisation should remove any hurdle blocking the sale.
Reuters
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The objective evaluation criteria of normalisation of tympanogram was an additional end-point.
Pubmed
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Clinical improvement was reflected by normalisation of lactic acidosis and histopathological abnormalities.
Pubmed
Usage of standardisation in English
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Due to the possible standardisation of this technique, the results are reproducible.
Pubmed
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By standardisation its cost could be reduced while construction could be expedited.
Aeroplanes and Dirigibles of War
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Cross-cultural standardisation of behaviour is an unlikely convergence considering your user base.
Wired
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These results suggest that there is a great need for standardisation of surgery.
Pubmed
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One set of concerns has to do with safety and standardisation.
BBC
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The problem is that there is a lack of standardisation, benchmarking and accountability.
The Guardian
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But that is strongly resisted by banks, the standardisation of derivatives.
Reuters
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However, what I would like to see is some standardisation around the world.
The Irish Times
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The completeness and standardisation of cancer registry morphology data needs to be improved.
Pubmed
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There was no set spelling, standardisation being gradual, without any particular pattern of uniformity.
The Irish Times
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Here efficiency is understood in terms of standardisation and narrow economic and bureaucratic judgements.
The Guardian
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This identified a need for standardisation of reporting running speeds.
Pubmed
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The Unicode Consortium is an independent web standardisation group that approves and releases them.
The Irish Times
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You forget that the world prefers standardisation and dull efficiency.
Breathe
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NGSC Dublin has a deep talent pool driving innovation, standardisation and world-class service delivery.
The Irish Times
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The reduction and standardisation of the size of overseas delegations.
The South African
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Standardisation through the time