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Meanings of standardised in inglés
Capable of replacing or changing places with something else; permitting mutual substitution without loss of function or suitability.
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Examples for "similar"
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The Daily Post said a similar ban will apply over New Year.
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Mr Thomson said exporters to Europe and Asia were experiencing similar problems.
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Wit Capital Europe announced a similar project based in Dublin last year.
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He said he didn't expect similar legislation to be adopted in Europe.
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Public health professor Michael Baker said similar situations were likely to arise.
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A standardized case report form was used for data collection and analysis.
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Main outcome measures: Ultrasound biomicroscopy images were qualitatively assessed using standardized criteria.
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Main outcome measures: Eosinophil density was measured using a standardized counting technique.
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Main outcome measure: Incident AD diagnosed in clinical evaluations with standardized criteria.
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Under standardized animal husbandry conditions, PLP-A possesses modest effects on reproductive performance.
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Victims enter and leave the stage, interchangeable, bit players in the corps.
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Too often, Iraq and Saddam were interchangeable terms to the wider world.
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Compact system cameras with interchangeable lenses were born a few years ago.
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Our modern definition of relationship success has become interchangeable with personal sacrifice.
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The media outlets in Central, Eastern and Southern Europe are easily interchangeable.
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This signal is split by two interacting protons that are not solvent-exchangeable.
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The premise of openness-thatinformation and data should be freely exchangeable-isat risk.
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Labour therefore, is the real measure of the exchangeable value of all commodities.
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The plane needs wings, which are removable and exchangeable if damaged.
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The notes were also to be exchangeable into six per cent.
Usage of standardised in inglés
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SEPA standardised the way banks make and process electronic payments in euro.
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The APHEA project aims to quantifying these in Europe, using standardised methodology.
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Each study group analysed their data according to a standardised analysis plan.
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A standardised form for the HSE to use would be equally welcome.
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Methods: An epidemiological survey of a household population, using standardised structured interviews.
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The government's change of mind on standardised packaging for tobacco is welcome.
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Making research data standardised and more available would be valuable, he added.
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The government announced three tiers of regulations, each with broadly standardised rules.
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Direct medical costs were estimated by assigning standardised prices to resource units.
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Most importantly, it will facilitate informed choice based on standardised quality indicators.
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I am seeing where the resources are not quality assured and standardised.
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Previous tuberculosis treatment history was obtained by interviews, utilising a standardised questionnaire.
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We performed a prospective study of 43 patients using a standardised protocol.
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Daily intake of vitamin D was calculated using a standardised food database.
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Accents in the French phrases are inconsistent, and have not been standardised.
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Assessment of the EEG is done in accordance with internationally standardised criteria.
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Standardised across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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