Although these numbers show that there is a higher decrease on the coverage for debug-corrective documentation than for how-to-do-it, the numbers should not be used absolutely to infer the increase in the nominal coverage results we will show for RQ #1 and RQ #2, as the decrease tends to be lower as we enlarge the sample.
Develop a QA system that includes total quality management (TQM /continuous quality improvement (CQI); auditing; and documentation of corrective actions.
The establishment of a monitoring system, corrective actions, verification procedures, and documentation and record keeping were followed to complete the HACCP program.
Any discrepancies between the observed and expected results need to be addressed, and, if applicable, documentation on the corrective actions employed to resolve the issue(s) needs to be compiled into the validation deliverables.
What startles most observers of the homeless is not that such tragedies persist in the U.S. but that almost all have been well documented & that even the most solid documentation does not bring about corrective action.
Nonetheless, questions of type debug-corrective are still useful as complementary documentation on how to fix frequent problems related to the usage of API elements, while the other types seems to be marginally useful.
Mr. Seghal's scrupulous avoidance of documentation is meant as a corrective to that dynamic.
The fact that how-to-do-it and debug-corrective questions are more directly related to API documentation than seeking-something and conceptual, the latter are considered as belonging to the others class, and so we have a ternary classification problem.
In this paper, we reported a study on the coverage of the Swing and Android elements on Stack Overflow for API documentation regarding how-to-do-it and debug-corrective tasks.
This systematic approach allows the identification of key spoilage problems, corrective actions that will be undertaken if a problem is found, verification of the impact of the corrective action, and documentation of the whole process.
Tate et al 20 found that 15.3% (19/124) of medical records audited for a 2-month period contained no documentation for which either the nurse or physician was aware of the critical laboratory value or had taken corrective action.
