- The
International Organization for
Standardization (ISO /ˈaɪsoʊ/) is an independent, non-governmental,
international standard development organization...
- them. In 1971 the Sinhalese-led
government introduced a
system of
standardisation of
marks for
admissions to the
universities which was
directed against...
- non-internal
model approaches: the
Current Exposure Method (CEM) and the
Standardised Method (SM). It is
intended to be a "risk-sensitive methodology", i.e...
-
Mutual Standardisation is a term used
within spatial epidemiology to
refer to when
ecological bias
results as a
consequence of
adjusting disease rates...
-
Standardization (American English) or
standardisation (British English) is the
process of
implementing and
developing technical standards based on the...
- A
standardized test is a test that is
administered and
scored in a consistent, or "standard", manner.
Standardized tests are
designed in such a way that...
- A
standard language (or
standard variety,
standard dialect,
standardized dialect or
simply standard) is any
language variety that has
undergone substantial...
-
Interchangeable parts are
parts (components) that are
identical for
practical purposes. They are made to
specifications that
ensure that they are so nearly...
- English-language
spelling reform,
where the
purification of
language focused on
standardising both
speech and spelling. By the
early 20th century,
British authors...
- In epidemiology, the
standardized mortality ratio or SMR, is a quantity,
expressed as
either a
ratio or
percentage quantifying the
increase or decrease...
