A reader's mind is lured by the learned assurance in which Kass couches his argument, until its implications are considered.
Make sure the agreement includes a "further assurances" clause, in which the employee agrees to cooperate in the future, if needed, to assist with showing that the startup owns the IP.
The CT simulation also serves as a quality assurance measure in which the integrity of the implant can be assessed.
These results reflect the improvements seen in a previously reported quality assurance study in which the OAK program was tested [ 26].
Standard operational procedures for total mercury concentrations in hair were developed and validated by the Laboratory of Environmental Toxicology in Spain, to ensure comparable measurements, which included a strict quality assurance programme, in which seventeen European laboratories participated.
The first step in administering the questionnaire was the assurance section, in which the patients were informed that the information sought was not part of their treatment and would in no way influence the treatment of their cancer.
A promising mechanism for securing trust is the quality assurance methodology, in which indicators and tools are sought to adequately provide proxies for the evaluation and improvement of health services, rather than interventions alone [ 55- 58].
After that, Microsoft will offer Software Assurance, a program in which companies pay Microsoft an annual fee for the right to upgrade if Microsoft releases a new version of Office.
While site accreditation is undoubtedly an important element of quality assurance, the way in which this was introduced, and its implementation envisaged, shows the limitations of such initiatives in the absence of additional funding for human resources.
Field scientists studying badland processes in Mediterranean and Semi-arid climates require assurances that the material in which gullies are presented is not dispersive.
