The phrase "inspection level" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the degree or level of scrutiny or examination something receives during an inspection process. Example: "The company's products undergo a thorough inspection at a level of 99.9% accuracy before being shipped to customers."
This index, which is based on risk to human life, is related to three aspects of uncertainties inherent in a bridge: those related to (a) element behaviour, (b) system behavior, and (c) inspection level.
In addition there is a need for testing food as it makes it way through the food supply to divert contaminated products instead of detecting them after the fact and a need for a minimum frequency of inspections, based on risk-assessment so that the number of inspections for fish comes closer to the inspection level for meat and poultry.
Inspection level P-values <0.05 were considered statistically significant.
The analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used for group comparison, and post hoc test was used for pairwise comparison (inspection level α = 0.05).
All databases were extracted from the public database RefSeq [ 14] and relate to the organisms under the reviewed inspection level already evaluated by Nobre, Ortega and Braga [ 2].
Still, the report cautions, at its current staffing and inspection levels, it would take federal OSHA 129 years to inspect each workplace in its jurisdiction just once.
But though inspection levels dropped as a result, we continued to focus on those providers that had the poorest records.
Although Federal aid to the states for truck inspection has been increasing, the study said, Federal inspections of all kinds have been declining and "are now insufficient to insure adequate inspection levels," the office said.
Inspection levels must be related to the nature of the product, the method of welding, and the overall structure of the management system.
The new system will bring the inspection judgements for early years providers into line with schools and colleges, with four inspection levels: "outstanding", "good", "requires improvement" and "inadequate".
There are three levels of chimney inspection, with Level 2 being required when the property is sold or transferred or when there's been an external event that could have caused damage, such as a fire or earthquake.
