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Similarly, the second paper argues that quality cannot be assured by predetermined techniques, but does not offer more constructive guidance.

However, controversies exist [ 16] on these results because a superior clinical outcome cannot be assured by the remnant preserving techniques compared to those obtained with standard ACL reconstruction techniques [ 17, 18].

Finally, the integration of PbD into the mobile community cloud, as argued by [34], advances the view that the future of privacy cannot be assured solely by compliance with regulatory frameworks; rather, assurance of privacy offers organizations a suitable mode of operation for building trust with their customers.

Complete well-being cannot be assured, yet we can work towards building a better society.

Thus social harmony cannot be assured through the recognition by the people of the virtue of their ruler, but only through strong state control and absolute obedience to authority.

"As unapproved medicines have not been assessed by Medsafe, the medicines regulator, the quality of the product cannot be assured and therefore cannot be endorsed by the Ministry".

If blinding of the original reporting radiologist cannot be assured, MRE images will be re-analysed by a blinded local or central radiologist (as appropriate), and USS will be repeated.

As has been noted elsewhere[ 16] the IHR (2005) like its predecessor regulations, relies on non-binding recommendations and guidance ('soft law') rather than on legal obligations, such that compliance by signatory states cannot be assured.

It also brings into question the peer-review process – the quality control applied by most journals – because scientific rigour cannot be assured if there is not the information to assess whether the experiment was properly designed, executed and analysed.

As we have seen from the problems associated with morphological species identification (Taylor et al. 2000), it cannot be assured that NRRL-792 is actually the species first described by Biourge.

As indicated, it cannot be assured that the respective respondent or his or her household was actually harmed by certain events.