Sentence examples for in ccas from inspiring English sources

However, it demonstrates to services participating in CCAS, that there is a place in CCAS to address unjust/unfair assessments of their practices in fair and rational manner.

Levels of microRNA 21 (MIR21 or miRNA21) are increased in CCAs.

It is obvious that the levels of odour-active compounds in CCAs from different regions are distinctively different.

The volatile compounds identified in CCAs by SDE combined with GC MS/FPD were listed in Table 3.

However, the contributions of the specific components to CCA aroma and the composition variations of volatiles in CCAs from different producing areas were not investigated.

In fact, with higher ZigBee packet arrival rate, the busy probability in CCAs become higher because of more transmitted packets and WLAN preemption.4 Fig. 5 Throughput of 802.15.4 network versus number of ZigBee nodes in scenario 1 Fig. 6 Throughput of 802.15.4 network versus ZigBee packet arrival rate in scenario 1.

The concepts of procedural fairness, if the service considers an unjust/unfair assessment of their practices has been made, are rightly addressed in the Australian Child Care Accreditation System (CCAS).

However, dissimilar to the COA, service participation in and outcome of, are not directly linked to any form of federal funding as in the Australian CCAS.

The stakeholders are identified in the Australian CCAS as children and families; services delivering the childcare; the wider community; and the government entities in the quality assurance system.

Through the examination of the historical and conceptual framework of ADRC it is clear the review process is embedded in the Australian CCAS with the decision reviewer (ADRC) on the same level as the decision maker (NCAC).

Such a review process is embedded in the Australian Child Care Accreditation System (CCAS) and thus provides for services to submit an Application for Review of their Accreditation Decision should they consider the Accreditation Decision was an unfair/unjust assessment of their practices.