But the program has been so successful in eliminating quality problems that Tokyo plans to expand it to other types of food imports, said Kazuhiko Tsurumi, deputy director of the health ministry's import food safety office.
In this experimental study some statistical calculations have been made to eliminate quality problems such as undesirable tolerance limits and out of circularity of spherodial cast iron parts during machining.
Not only does the one-country, one-nomination system eliminate quality work if, God forbid, a nation should produce more than one heavyweight film in a year, it also discriminates against the international co-productions that are an increasingly integral part of the global weave of cinema.
In fact, the discussion of education in the last three Republican debates was effectively limited to which candidate would do more to cut education funding, eliminate quality standards for schools and in some cases, undermine the entire public school system.
While other authors have found quality assessment a useful screening process [ 13], and have eliminated poor quality studies, we made an a priori decision that every paper meeting our basic criteria would be included in the final analysis.
Erroneous sequence tags were eliminated using quality values before alignment.
We carried out pairwise genotypic r tests on SNPs not eliminated in quality control or Mendelian tests.
Finally, only 16 loci (15 %) and 8 loci (8 %) were eliminated upon quality check of the E and G libraries, respectively and the drop-out rate for combined (allelic) calls was 16%%.
Of the remaining population (n = 25,163), 1.4% (n = 3,414) of all women invited either did not complete the survey and were excluded, or were eliminated by quality control procedures.
Our experience suggests that such strategy effectively eliminates low quality reads while retaining high quality regions.
