The justification for quality assessment is the assurance it will provide before the event to a consumer who lacks knowledge to know who is the best and who is the worst and will not have the power to pursue a complaint, still less gain any advantage from doing so.
Because of its obvious limitations, a level C correlation has limited usefulness in predicting in vivo drug performance and is subject to the same caveats as a level B correlation in its ability to support product and site changes as well as justification of quality control standard extremes.
What do you make of justifications involving quality of service, which would give certain types of Internet data, like voice and video, right of way over other kinds of data? A. They say, "It will cost us an awful lot of money for this quality of service, and therefore we will have to disband neutrality".
Purpose/Objective: Specific objectives of the review are to: 1) review and rate (with justifications) the quality of the main elements of evaluation reports 2) provide constructive feedback to improve future evaluations; 3) provide a global analysis of key trends; and 4) provide actionable conclusions and recommendations to improve the evaluation function.
Purpose/Objectives: Specific objectives of the review are to: 1) review and rate (with justifications) the quality of the main elements of evaluation reports 2) provide constructive feedback to improve future evaluations; 3) provide a global analysis of key trends; and 4) provide actionable conclusions and recommendations to improve the evaluation function.
It's the justification for putting off quality time with Balzac and Flaubert in favor of the gustatory noodlings of Peter Mayle, whose vision of Gallic culture exists on a somewhat less exalted plane.
Lacking the time to live in the mind, Americans use quantity as a justification for lack of quality in their achievements.
Metaphor apart, the inescapable forensic quality of justification defeats all forms of what might be called linear whether top-down or bottom-up foundationalism. For several decades philosophers have (over-) simplified the picture of possibottom-up foundationalismstification in ethics, policy formation, and law into two alternatives: consequentialist and deontological.
That privately run charter schools cannot attract and retain certified teachers "is hardly a justification for lowering the quality standards for teachers".
We classed reviews as higher quality when justification for including direct and indirect evidence was given; and when the results from trials contributing direct evidence were presented.
