Sentence examples for a proof of quality from inspiring English sources
"At the start of the last century, the water resistance of a watch was a proof of quality, because the dust could not get inside either," said Thomas Houlon, director for diversification and innovation at Tag Heuer.
It can also be seen as a proof of quality assurance, because it demonstrates that the authors have recorded their complete computational workflow, which is not yet common practice.
Not that mass appeal is any proof of quality, as a little vignette before showtime amply demonstrates.
However, the assessment methods used during cardiology training pose a challenge, as logbooks do not provide any proof of quality of performance and unstructured observations often lack reliability because of inconsistent agreement between observers [ 7].
Comparison of the characteristics (correlation coefficient and regression line) of a measuring instrument of unknown quality with the characteristics of a calibrated instrument provides the institute with a proof of the quality level of the instrument being tested.
Though the seal is widely used as a marketing tool — presented as a proof of supreme quality — by the brands that have earned it, the criteria that are applied in reality address aesthetic features rather than performance.
Notably, cross-species representation levels may not necessarily be a proof of representation quality.
The idea here was to provide a proof-of-principle that building high-quality assay libraries from synthetic peptides could be useful for the identification of non-self HLA-bound peptides.
In summary, we have demonstrated a proof-of-concept objective measure of meditation quality.
While the current single cell approach leaves room for improvement with respect to the elimination of exogenous DNA contamination and reduction of the amplification bias, this study represents a proof-of-principle for the reconstruction of high quality, finished single cell genomes from uncultured, environmental species.
A good response rate has been considered as a proof of a study's quality [ 2].
