Fruit and vegetable (F/V) intake assessment tools that are valid, reliable, brief, and easy to administer and code are vital to the field of public health nutrition.
The researchers (AM, CV, CR) and several research assistants were trained to administer and code the WMCI, concerning parents' representations of their (unborn) children and to code observations of mother-child interactions.
Tara Gallagher and Kyia Hernandez assisted in administering and coding the surveys.
Trained master students have shown to be reliable in administering and coding the observations (ICC =.74, range.66-.78 .66-.78
Instructors received training in administering and coding the DQCs during the DQC PD program workshops at the Ecological Society of America annual meetings in 2008 and 2009 (D'Avanzo and Anderson, 2008, 2009).
An overarching body would hear appeals from the ombudsman and administer an ethical code - the NUJ's code of conduct would make a great start - and decide on punishments, including fines and compensation, for newspapers that breach the code.
The other part of the NIRA was the National Recovery Administration NRAA), whose task was to establish and administer industrywide codes that prohibited unfair trade practices, set minimum wages and maximum hours, guaranteed workers the right to bargain collectively, and imposed controls on prices and production.
These agreements are supported by the Food Standards Australia New Zealand Act 1991 (FSANZ Act), which established FSANZ as the statutory organisation charged with developing and administering the Code.
There are local courts that take account of indigenous laws and customs, magistrates' courts that administer English-based code, a High Court of Justice, and a Court of Appeal.
The M.P.P.D.A. got serious at last and appointed Joseph Breen, a former newspaperman and a prominent Catholic layman, to administer the 1930 Code, causing Variety to announce that Breen was the "supreme pontiff of picture morals from now on".
Tens of millions of different objects have acquired bar codes over the years; each day, more than five billion of the codes are scanned in retail establishments worldwide, according to GS1 US, the nonprofit organization based in Lawrenceville, N.J., that issues and administers the codes.
