24 A triangulation method 22 was used to discuss our data and to derive greater assurance from the findings.
But as I got older and attended clubs and, later, work-related functions, my self-assurance derived from being able to converse on various topics.
In a two-party situation the administration has, in effect, an assurance of a majority in the legislature, deriving from the predominance of one party; it has, therefore, a guarantee of continuance and effectiveness.
In effect, the match was a contest between the confidence derived from Spain's unbeaten run of 21 matches and the self-assurance engendered by Germany's long and imposing record in such competitions.
Quality assurance indicators, preferably derived from clinical practice guidelines, were also mentioned.
This proposal derives from observation that systematic quality assurance (QA) systems are seldom used with simulation-based tools.
The method and process validations provide assurance that product quality is derived from a careful consideration of various factors such as process design, selection, and control of the process through appropriate in-process and end-process testing.
Respondents also believe that locally processed meat is derived from small-scale operations which provided the assurance that local beef is more likely to meet U.S. regulatory standards and therefore be safer.
Facilities are self-reporting, and the data may be derived from monitoring information or estimation with quality assurance performed by the U.S. EPA.
His performance, too, seems purposely derived from the contemporary athlete, fickle and moody, the self-assurance flickering.
The Patriots derive motivation from curious sources.
