Sentence examples for assuring the performance from inspiring English sources

"I am confident enough in the progress made in assuring the performance of U.S. mammography centers that I would have no reservation whatsoever having my family use any certified facility," says Dr. David W. Feigal Jr., the agency's director for devices and radiological health.

This practice has created problem in rapid decay of wooden columns for the sapwood pillars so proper selection of timber is instrumental in assuring the performance of houses in long run.

The use of a framework for quality assuring the performance indicator development process (such as the FABRIC approach utilised in our approach), combined with a commitment to periodic review and iteration of performance indicators with stakeholders, can go some way to reducing the risk of perverse incentives.

The controller has the objectives of assuring the performances of slices, providing service differentiation between the slices, automatically allocating resources, adapting to the variations in workloads and system conditions and scaling to many slices, line-cards and switch fabrics.

Their relevance implies the necessity of including tools for Quality of Service (QoS) that assure the performance of such critical services.

To assure the performance of this algorithm, a estimation method for the number of the blocks and radio frequence (RF) chains is proposed.

A penalty term is added to the objective function to assure the performance of the proposed remediation-pumping scheme at a pre-selected time beyond the end of the design period.

Based on (9) and (22), it is easy to check that P e max, the maximum P e, that assure the performance improvement when the iterative estimator is used, can be determined by 4 sin 2 Π / M P e p + N + 1 p + N σ n 2 ≤ 1 p σ n 2, (23) which results in P e max = N σ n 2 4 sin 2 Π / M p.   2.

We investigated which morphological features are critical during the osteogenic differentiation period to assure the performance of prediction models with reduced burden on image acquisition.

A study physician repeated the malaria blood smear initially performed by the hospital, performed the initial clinical assessment (history, physical examination), saw the patients daily, communicated any relevant clinical or laboratory findings to the attending physician, and assured the performance of study-related tests.

Yet by now the atmosphere is so thick, the talk so assured, the performances so disciplined and the fear so fearsome, that Mr. Refn's final iteration of his pattern achieves the hard, bright light of an archetype from hell.