Sentence examples for an accepted quality from inspiring English sources

The Agilent 2100 Expert software generates so-called RNA Integrity Number RINN) which is an accepted quality criterion for isolated RNA [ 44].

We apply this approach to six eukaryotic proteomes, and using an accepted quality score show that our approach performs at least as well as the other fully automated methods (ProDom and ADDA) in recovering protein domains and domain families as annotated in the expert-curated database Pfam.

To develop, describe and test a comprehensive evaluation framework that integrates a widely accepted quality of care conceptual model with the current functional guidelines for ICU facility design.

Peer assessment enhances the development of a mutually accepted quality standard of performance by introducing peers to an "assessor" or "auditor" perspective [ 23, 26].

In addition, we will adopt a widely accepted quality of care conceptual model that was merged with a novel framework for ICU design, this will enable triangulation of inference using both qualitative and quantitative analyses.

The main outcome parameter was HH compliance that is a widely accepted quality parameter [ 1].

The strategy targets the development of a mutual accepted quality standard of performance by introducing peers with the 'assessor' or 'auditor' perspective.

Selected studies were assessed using an adaptation of previously derived (and accepted) quality criteria for assessing validity of qualitative research.

In a recent European survey on the acceptance of quality of life measurement between 72 90% of the physicians accepted quality of life (QoL) as an outcome measure, however with less than 50% accepting the concept of quality adjusted life years (including utility measurement) [ 2].

The internal review concluded that the report "did not meet accepted quality standards" and "relied on a body of testimonial evidence that was insufficient or inconclusive".

Such evaluation frameworks have been suggested as important contributors to the sustainability of an organisation's evaluation practices, particularly if they meet accepted quality standards and provide comprehensible operational guidelines for staff to follow [ 5].