standardise
توحيد
definition
verb
the editors failed to standardize the spelling of geographic names
cause (something) to conform to a standard.
translation of 'standardise'
verb
وحد القياس,
إختبر بمعيار,
عاير,
قاس
example
The last two decades have seen intense efforts to 'standardise' treatment options for out-patient management of asthma.
This approach would also 'standardize' rules and equalize access.
As part of an effort to 'standardize' personnel practices, a year or so ago they revised our department numbers.
As playground equipment became increasingly 'standardized' , limited room remained for creativity by designers, manufacturers, and consumers.
A Catalan research group has developed a 'standardisable' electrical device for stimulation of cells in culture plates.
Interviewers should receive training on the importance of 'standardizing' the entire interview process across all candidates.
Most organizations would like to be able to 'standardize on' a single Instant Messaging client on their desktop.
The tendency to define and 'standardize' product quality lay at the heart of the commodification process.
After 1940, however, the 'standardizers' ' victory was more than merely rhetorical.
the editors failed to 'standardize' the spelling of geographic names
I used to teach 8th grade history and there was not a 'standardized' test for that.
Scheduled for completion in early 2001, the room will comprise more than 4,000 square feet and house three high temperature short time pasteurization systems, including 'standardizers' , homogenizers and blending systems.
Although our procedures are 'standardized' , a change in aircrew is always a challenge.
The Commission learned from this experience and saw the need for coordination and 'standardization' .
Higher education is not an entirely 'standardisable' product.
Guided imagery, hypnotherapy, group support and the like are presumed to be 'standardizable' procedures and studies in these fields are being funded.
Patients also reported quality of life using two 'standardized' questionnaires.
An attempt should be made to keep records that are relatively 'standardisable' across the city so that we can monitor citywide trends and to enable a more cohesive lobbying voice.
All assays were 'standardized' by soluble protein to compare activity and glycogen measures.
Despite the potential benefits, there's a downside to 'standardizing on' a single software platform.
It is easier for people to do the right thing when a process is made more consistent by 'standardizing' the steps.
A major effort has been made to 'standardize' the way in which the data are displayed for the user.
All measurement readings were 'standardized' using a bright field image of the background illumination.
As more 'standardized' extracts become available, the accuracy of skin tests is expected to increase.
The rationale behind testing is the 'standardisation' of education, the production of predictable and replicable outcomes in the classroom.
Centralization allows us to manage our global knowledge base efficiently, to identify and disseminate best practices, and to 'standardize' our business processes.
Teachers were constantly under pressure to prepare their students for regular 'standardised' examinations.
A group of 20 golf courses in the eastern region feel they are paying too many other taxes as it is, and are discussing methods to 'standardize' the taxes in a more equitable manner.
Hypnosis turned out to be a reliable and 'standardisable' method with high patient consent.
He said the bill will 'standardize' the reporting procedures for hospitals across Ontario.
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