Sentences with phrase «greater standardization»

The white paper also included the creation of model agreements intended to bring greater standardization to the secondary mortgage market.

With the rapid growth of patient navigation, the paper seeks to develop a framework to describe similarities and differences across navigators and clarify their place in the health care system, leading to greater standardization of the profession.

But since engines and cargo containers are manufactured separately, there needs to be greater standardization in order to reap the greatest benefit, he said.

Not exact matches

Great Place to Work for Central America and Caribbean, supported by the Mexican Institute of Standardization, presented ALCSA as number 31 on the list.

Dr Andreotti says to date the lack of standardization of data collection has been a major limitation to combining datasets of worldwide distributed species: «We hope Identifin will offer a solution for the development of a South African and then global adaptive management plan for great white sharks.»

When the molecular imaging research community improves image standardization, there is a greater likelihood of harmonization; i.e., that a specific imaging procedure can be used as a marker across clinical trials; not simply for one clinical trial.

While this is a great technique for many tasks, standardization in onboarding fails to make use of the inherent diversity each worker brings to the table.

Education in America in the 21st century is moving away from the standardization of the Industrial Era and toward greater customization.

CAP found great variation in the amount of flexibility, standardization, and centralization among the six states it examined.

In the name of efficiency, all three sought to reduce variation among schools in favor of greater centralized standardization and control, hallmarks of the rationalizing process.

Qin Shi Huang was known for enacting major economic and political reforms that helped bring standardization to the many varied Chinese states, as well as unifying each state's walls into one singular Great Wall of China.

As a consequence of the lack of standardization and the inherent difficulties involved in gathering data from remote locations, the best we can do estimating the global mean temperature (against which we estimate change) is 14 ± 0.7 °C or between about 56 and 58 °F 7 — thus our margin of error is greater than our estimate of change.

It also examines the energy savings that can be indirectly obtained from greater NGN usage, such as remote collaboration, and highlights the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) standardization work in the field of NGNs and climate change.

This is the era of professional legal operations with a greater emphasis on metrics, lean process, and standardization.

Clearly in order to enable this, there has to be a great deal of standardization in the way we code, or «label,» information when we create a web page.

Ultimately this type of partnership helps our brokers realize greater cost savings as well as standardization of data across the industry.»