Such a "track record" is not used by book publishers as a guarantee of quality, but as an indication that the writer has spent time building up a publishable collection.
First, some of these journals have managed to be included in citation indexes such as Scopus that many institutions consider as a guarantee of quality.
They think that one or two really big gifts can be used to get many times the amount in smaller gifts -- that the big gift acts as a guarantee of quality or an endorsement that will encourage others to give, or will create social pressure on others.
While the certification agency claims that this tasting is not to determine or guarantee quality, it may be perceived as a guarantee of quality (Biodyvin 2012).
They mainly stress the importance of a good and expert conservative team surrounding the patient and family, to serve as a guarantee of quality of braces and increase compliance, that is a main determinant of final results [ 12- 15].
Notes On A Scandal £19.99, Fox There aren't many performers who can be relied upon to consistently deliver the goods, so when three of them turn up in the same movie - Judi Dench, Cate Blanchett, Bill Nighy - it's as close to a guarantee of quality as you're likely to find.
See also Jane E. Brody, Americans Gamble on Herbs as Medicine: With Few Regulations, No Guarantee of Quality, N.Y.
As unifying concepts go, this has a guarantee of quality built in: few composers were considered to be at their best in their early years, and late works almost always have a patina of experience and depth.
The firm is now considering ways of marketing diamonds as branded luxury goods, marked with the De Beers guarantee of quality and untainted origin (see article).
