Sentence examples for development standards of from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, this study represents a pragmatic, research-based approach to assess the content validity of PRO measures developed prior to the current development standards of patient involvement in the concept elicitation and item generation phases.
The adaptation of the presented approach to the world of the Model Driven Application development standards of the OMG and the recently finalized model transformation language QVT is under development.
?There is much work to be done on the product submission process including review of the physiological properties, potency and purity of substances, as well as in monograph development, standards of evidence, chemistry and manufacturing, and clinical trial development".
The comparison of the age of adiposity rebound (AR) was based on the measurements in the framework of national anthropological research studies in children and adolescents (NAS), which have been since also used as national somatic development standards of Czech population.
The small-lot ordinance, originally adopted in 2014, was designed to ease development standards for proposals of 15 or fewer detached homes in areas zoned for multifamily units.
Our task was daunting: drafting development standards for the unincorporated portion of Foothill.
One of the characteristics of a self-regulating profession is the development of standards of practice, sometimes referred to as best practice guidelines.
In the past century, considerable progress has been made in defining and estimating reliability coefficients (Biemer, Christ, & Wiesen, 2009; Brennan, 2001; Cronbach & Shavelson, 2004; Sijtsma, 2009), but virtually no attention has been given to the development of standards of reliability.
When these indicators reach some proximity to development standard, then the flow of emigration due to economic incentives will subside.
In the first study Hitiris [36] argued that convergence in economic development and standard of living among countries can lead to the convergence of health expenditure.
The scope and activities include exchange of experience, development of standard curriculum, sharing of research facilities, exchange of staff and technical visits.
