The phrase "assure use" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misunderstanding of the intended phrase.
Example: "I assure you that we will make the best use of our resources."
Alternatives: "ensure usage" or "guarantee use".
Identification of the causative strain is crucial before launching mass vaccination campaigns, to assure use of the correct vaccine.
However, key informants thought it "better" for compliance if i.m. to assure use, while couples and community health workers perceived higher likelihood of compliance with home vaginal suppositories ("most women cannot afford the transportation').
The point we wish to emphasize is that typical regulatory safety assessment studies conducted in accordance with GLP a) must follow agency test guidelines to assure use of relevant test systems, sufficient and applicable dosing protocols, and adequate dose groups and sizes, and b) must evaluate specific end points that regulatory organizations consider validated.
Quality assurance was assured using a second "blind" reader to maintain >95% agreement.
Thermal isolation is assured using back etching of bulk silicon.
This has been assured using cruise data along the Envisat satellite track at the exact date of the pass of the satellite for the two campaigns.
The quality of the MODIS and Landsat composites, as well as the performance of the phenology-adaptive and static compositing techniques were assured using a quantitative cross-comparison.
The simulation results show that the cellular networks load and traffic can be reduced and the networking quality of the vehicle being in the IEEE 802.11p network of a RSU can be assured using the proposed OHD SDN control scheme.
The Cr VI) was assured using a spectrophotometric method [47].
The thermal stability of the system is assured using an active stabilization box with digitally controlled, thermally stabilized water.
The equality of the optical paths is assured using a delay unit placed in the path of B1.
