The phrase "assured by setting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of certainty or confidence that is established through a particular context or environment, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The project's success was assured by setting clear goals and expectations from the beginning."
Alternatives: "guaranteed by establishing" or "secured through creating".
There is broad agreement within the Bush administration that Afghanistan's security can be assured by setting up a national Afghan Army.
When sampling, supercritical conditions were assured by setting run temperatures and pressures according to the data of Sourirajan and Kennedy[4] for the analogous NaCl system.
The company said that while the fund is building, its commitments will be assured by setting aside U.S. assets valued at $20 billion, adding that the level of assets will decline as cash contributions are made to the fund.
A uniformly excellent level of training for European nephrology trainees can be assured by (i) setting out a curriculum, which we have previously published [ 1]; (ii) instituting competence-based assessment through ECAMSQ [ 20] and (iii) regulating how training is delivered, which is what this article discusses.
The senator's office says the industry's safety alarms are false, because his measure would permit exports only from factories approved by the Food and Drug Administration and would assure high-quality imports by setting up a new registration procedure for pharmacies and wholesalers.
Beam control is assured by the ability to independently set and vary the acceleration phase and RF voltage amplitude, the inter-cavity harmonic number and the transverse focusing strength, which considerably overcome the space charge effects in each sector and turn of the proposed cyclotron.
Finally, transferability was assured by describing the sample and setting in detail so that potential appliers can make transferability decisions [ 32, 33].
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHAA) is a division of the United States Department of Labor and exists to ?assure safe and healthful workplaces by setting and enforcing standards and by providing training, outreach, education and assistance?
"Our house was the only one in the street that didn't have a flag out on Coronation Day," boasted Terry C. We recalled a "never-had-it-so-bad" era of rationing and bombing wreckage when, crowded around the then rare, grainy black-and-white TV sets, we were assured by hushed and deferential commentators that the nation was embarking on a glorious new Elizabethan Age.
The correctness of the leave‐one‐out procedure was assured by the non‐redundant design of the set.
This is done not only by setting environmental regulations but also by their enforcement assured by their more stringent institutional context.
