Sentence examples for availability verification from inspiring English sources

And, compared to the more strict definition of current availability (verification of the expiration date of every unit), the reference definition can reduce surveyor fatigue substantially – especially in large facilities, which is critical for achieving high data quality.

The top down process starts with the availability of verification traceability matrices in the specifications.

Perceived success factors regarding the technical quality are data availability, validation and verification with historic data, validation and verification through (internal) expert opinion, and the development of the conceptual model to be used in the simulation.

In the prototyped MPI system with the current availability of state verification tools, we check symptoms s 12, s 23, s 34, s 15, and s 25.

The Novel Availability and Integrity Verification Protocol (NAIVP) is a novel technique for indicating the global availability and general integrity that is supported by data that has been stored in the cloud.

[Due to incomplete paper-based IDSR reports availability for manual verification].

We are developing systems that overcome the immense challenges related to power consumption, availability and cost, reliability, verification, and design methodology.

A checklist was used for the verification of availability of clinical supplies.

For example, whereas reported availability by respondents without verification has been used in approaches geared toward rapid assessment [ 6- 8], in-depth facility assessment methods validate the reported response by observing the medicines, verifying the expiration dates [ 9, 10], and collecting further data on stock-out over an extended period [ 10].

Among the 32 medicines, compared to the reference value, reported availability without observation or verification of expiration dates was higher on average by 3% in Rwanda and by 8% in Namibia (Table  4), with an un-weighted average of 6% among the five countries.

Verification of availability of a work or other subject matter should normally take place in the Member State where the cultural heritage institution is established, unless verification across borders is considered reasonable, for example in cases where there is easily available information that a literary work was first published in a given language version in another Member State.