Sentence examples for approaches of quality from inspiring English sources
In comparison with conventional approaches of quality and process improvement, Six Sigma is the most effective approach because of the interrelation between planning, organizational structures, measures, tools and techniques (Tilo et al. 2004; Zu et al. 2008).
19 20 Compared to more traditional approaches of quality control, they offer a more accurate means of assessing performance and guiding improvement initiatives, particularly when they are, as in the case of the data presented here, tailored to a specific operative procedure.
Current approaches of quality evaluation of health care workers for TB control appear to focus on the extent to which countries meet the WHO targets of diagnosing at least 70% of new smear positive cases, and curing at least 85% of such cases.
Zhang et al.[97] have put forward a similar approach of quality estimation based on structural changes.
On the basis of our previous research, we have put forward an approach of quality prediction and detection for adaptive links based on time slots [28].
In keeping with the current regulatory approach of Quality by Design,1,3 the ultrafiltration step performance specifications are described by quality and process attributes.
The introduction of guidelines in the different biomarker stages has been described as an approach of quality assessment of the biomarkers and standards for designing and reporting biomarker studies have been proposed [26].
Finally, perspectives and development priorities are drawn to improve the implementation of this integrative approach of quality and safety in nanomedicine.
This study efficiently and effectively investigates and discusses the urban planning process based on the theory of systems engineering by an integral approach of quality and quantity, theory and practice, and government and market views.
As a systematic tool and approach of quality management, incident learning has proved its value in many industries [ 1].
Indeed, there are accumulating arguments that an individualized approach of quality of life is preferable above the use of standard questionnaires.
