| Poor standardisation or knowledge of procedures, poor coordination between departments, and even quality failures, such as cross infection, contribute to variability. |
| A final debilitating difficulty was an almost total lack of standardisation. |
| Many Victorian cultural critics thundered that railways dragged deplorable rationalisation and standardisation in their train. |
| Besides increasing liquidity, standardisation also makes it easier for investors who buy the bonds to forecast and deal with prepayment risk. |
| Typification and standardisation permit efficent production at a high level of quality. |
| Erroneous measurements, superfluous measurements or technical trade barriers often occur as a consequence to this lack of standardisation. |
