Sentence examples for identification of quality from inspiring English sources
A fundamental step in conserving biodiversity is identification of quality habitat needed to sustain populations of target species.
We are really focused this cycle on making sure we're ready early, frankly — focused on the identification of quality candidates in the primaries.
Spontaneous reports can therefore not only be a valuable source of information for detection of adverse reactions but also provide support for identification of quality issues.
These validation elements were then classified as preventive strategies (actions designed to prevent quality problems), or responsive strategies (actions initiated in response to the identification of quality problems).
pyGenClean automates the QC procedure using PLINK, while providing the user with multiple summarization files and visual aids for quick identification of quality issues.
2) NGSQC enables easy identification of quality issues related to specific biological targets/conclusions by plotting user-defined sequences in the same QC pipeline.
Successive part of review addresses identification of critical quality attributes, quality target profile of product, criticality in selection of process parameters and material for substantial simulation in laboratory scale and production for successful technology transfer.
Error-model analysis also facilitates quality control and identification of 'bad quality' sequencing runs, such as the Illumina v4 run described here.
Following this approach, the optimal concept design is defined at the end of a process consisting of five phases: identification of the quality elements of the concept design, classification of the quality elements, generation and quality evaluation of product concepts and, finally, definition of the optimal concept.
The identification of reliable quality indicators (QIs) is a crucial step in enabling users to quantify the quality of laboratory services.
The lack of high quality research can be attributed to general measurement limitations related to congruous identification of high quality interactions and care, as well as the relatively new accountability expectations associated with early care and education.
