This study was considered a quality assurance process for which reason approval by the regional ethical committee was not required.
In South Asia, he predicted the war would end in a matter of months, an important assurance for Pakistan, which would like to see a short war and an early departure for American forces in the region.
For example, in British Columbia, corporate guarantees and self-bonds are not acceptable types of financial assurance for sites which may have long term water quality and liability concerns (CCSG Associates 2001; World Bank Group 2008).
The deal also provides some assurance for Mack-Cali, which, as a small but important stakeholder in Xanadu, is on board to build 700,000 square feet of office space once a critical mass is reached in retail.
He now pays a bit more than $3,500 a month, for which he gets assurance of constant up-time on all his computers, full-time monitoring for viruses and other security problems, online backup of all company data and the leasing of a server.
I was at great pains to get written assurances as to what it was used for, which bore absolutely no resemblance to what it was used for.
However, this is often a very long and also intensive process without any assurance that the result will create the outcomes for which one is hoping.
Identify the image resolutions for which diagnostic acceptability is to be established, either through clinical trials or by means of an incremental quality assurance (QA) system.
Ms. Darling, a former health benefits executive for Xerox, helped develop quality standards for the National Committee for Quality Assurance, which accredits health care organizations.
We are fools if we rely on the statistics and assurances which count for nothing.
