Sentence examples for guidance on quality from inspiring English sources
The document, which covers a checklist for digital content as well as guidance on quality and style, is the first resource published from the network's steering group.
The EMA stated that "most of these medicines continue to outweigh their risks" and that controlling the release rate within a formulation makes pain management more effective ((1999) Note for guidance on quality of modified release products: a oral dosage forms, B: transdermal dosage forms section 1 (Quality), in, European Medicines Agency Committee for Proprietary Medicinal Products).
As with all secondary research methods, guidance on quality assurance and uniform reporting is an important step towards improving quality and consistency of studies.
Exclusion criteria consisted of clinical assessment tools, general articles or guidance on quality assessment and instruments or reviews focused strictly on reporting and not addressing quality assessment.
As with all primary research approaches, guidance on quality assurance and uniform reporting is an important step towards improving quality and consistency.
Produced in an English-French edition it gives guidance on quality and handling at all stages of the processing of fish into a frozen product.
This list is not really a tool to assess the quality of observational research but provides valuable guidance on the quality of reporting the studies.
I welcome the discussion of the importance of linguistic validation (LV) of PRO measures for use in multi-national trials though suggest that there needs to be more guidance on the quality of LV work which ideally should involve the developer and include patient testing if optimal quality is to be achieved.
Listeners would phone him for guidance on the quality of acid being sold in the Village.
A constraint-based approach is used to confirm that the resulting assembly sequence is both feasible and practical and also gives guidance on the quality of the sequence.
They promise, upfront, "the utmost discretion" in everything they do while offering "advice on buying or selling at auction, guidance on condition, quality and value and advice on bidding strategies," plus "appraisals for insurance, gift and inheritance tax purposes".
