Sentence examples for frequent quality from inspiring English sources
Our objective was to describe the most frequent quality failures, how they impact trial results, and identify the most efficient monitoring strategies using published articles and reports.
The most frequent quality problem is the misspelling of species name or non-standard naming of species.
is monitoring site is located in the Rotterdam city center and is subject to frequent quality control to ensure its ability to represent urban background air pollution.
In our study with 404 responding family caregivers of a dementia patient, there is a pattern of agreement on the most frequent quality requirements, independent of whether the family caregivers already had attended support groups or not.
Increasing network strength requires both frequent and quality communication.
Unfortunately for WMNs, frequent link quality fluctuations, excessive load on selective links, congestion, and limited capacity due to the half-duplex nature of radios are some key limiting factors that hinder their deployment.
We present a model that defines effective professional development by frequent participation, quality pedagogy, and extended exposure to appropriate content.
It has constructed an organization with frequent and quality interaction between its members, who feel a collective responsibility for each other and the world around them.
As the market rise continues, this brand of financing grows more frequent; the quality of the companies becomes steadily poorer; the price asked, and obtained, verge on the exorbitant….
This systematic review shows that although publications of prognostic models for TBI patients are very frequent their quality is relatively poor.
An appropriate assessment of the risk of adverse events associated with surgical interventions commonly requires large observational studies, due to the often limited size of surgical trials and the frequent low quality of reporting of treatment side effects in such studies (Golder et al. 2011, Wartolowska et al. 2014).
