Sentence examples for beyond certification from inspiring English sources

Beyond certification, says Dr. Kraemer, a former executive director of the National Strength and Conditioning Association, consumers should look for a trainer with a four-year degree in an exercise science discipline like physical education, exercise physiology or kinesiology, the study of how muscles move.

Later, the TGI200 was developed which is similar to the TGI35L/2000 and extends beyond certification and provides advice to farmers [ 6, 7].

Currently, government regulation of many genetic tests does not extend beyond certification of clinical laboratories under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments, administered by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

Consumer engagement A significant number of consumers are already engaging with supply chain issues beyond a certification mark.

Physician recertification beyond initial certification has historically consisted of retaining large amounts of knowledge over a long time span.

It is an important milestone for the country but the sustainability of our resources goes beyond the certification.

And beyond the certification issue, there are other reasons why a retailer might not be ready from a software standpoint, including customizing it to work with other information technology systems.

When the lawyer for the former chief executive of Enron suggested on television last Friday that the whistle-blower in the scandal was only whistling because "she has a lucrative book deal," it reminded that the all-but-automatic book deal for the suddenly celebrated can go well beyond mere certification and vindication of fame.

Given that Microsoft's enterprise solution is also now FISMA certified, this new service is mainly meant for agencies that have requirements beyond this certification.

Today's organizations are modifying project managers' core skills sets, requiring them to acquire subject matter expertise and delivery standards that are beyond major certifications.

Laudable industry initiatives such as the Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI) do aim to enhance traceability of minerals beyond supplier certifications to the actual mines involved, but thus far have failed to change what Nokia rightly calls a status quo that is "not... acceptable".