Open-science refers to a new paradigm liberalizing access, advancement, control, accreditation and ownership of scientific knowledge, information resources (e.g., data), and decision-making instruments (e.g., software tools).
All analyses were performed in the central laboratory of the Medical University of Vienna, which undergoes regular internal and external quality controls (accreditation number 0267, EN ISO 15189).
In light of this change to the engineering industry, The International Engineering Alliance has modified the Washington Accord, which controls the accreditation of all engineering degrees offered within signatory nations.
Bahrain does not control press accreditation for Formula One, but in past years it has deported foreign news crews from media such as Channel 4 and ITN that ventured to report off the track.
The animals were housed in an environmentally controlled facility accredited by the Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care.
Finally, seasonality needs to be controlled since the pre-accreditation and post-accreditation time periods contain different seasonal profiles (e.g. more summer months in the post-accreditation period), which could potentially distort the actual effect of an intervention [ 28].
(2) In determining the eligibility of privately controlled educational organizations, the accreditation of state departments of education and/or recognized regional and national educational accrediting organizations shall be taken into consideration.
The animals were housed in an environmentally controlled facility that was accredited by the Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laborary Animal Care.
Commentators have suggested that protection of financial self-interest through college ownership, or protecting the political power of professional associations by controlling registration and accreditation of practitioners are often the primary reasons for those in professional leadership roles to resist regulation [ 12- 15, 33].
