Moreover, these models are normally maintained over prolonged time periods (up to 6 w), which further necessitates quality monitoring.
Chemometric data analysis and modeling necessitate appropriate quality (accuracy and precision) with respect to what data represent, irrespective of whether they have been acquired in the field, in the laboratory, or in an industrial (process) setting.
Novel mini-invasive procedures that target underlying pathology, such as abnormal neoinnervation, are being developed and while initially promising, still necessitate high quality randomized controlled trials before management of tendinopathy can be recommended.
Performing IGT necessitates specific quality management tools for establishing standards and maintaining levels of excellence.
However, transplanting such carrier to patient necessitates stringent quality control checks.
Yet, it necessitates good quality DNA, as the sequenced fragment usually exceeds the size of a MSP product.
Export-oriented policies for alcohol may not be effective in LMICs, since the global trade necessitates high quality alcohol that can travel long-distances.
Knowledge is highly rooted in practice, and traditional knowledge production requires the exchange of questions and answers [ 37], necessitating a quality of interaction that is more flexible and responsive to community needs [ 32].
Though minimizing contamination in BPA analysis necessitates stringent quality assurance practices in all analyses [ 47], urinary measurements of BPA are thought to be more robust to contamination than plasma or serum [ 48].
This may in part reflect the priorities entrenched in the 'biomedical model' of the centrality of technologies and technical skills for identifying standard disease entities as opposed to 'patient-centered' models which stress the individuality of patients and providers, necessitating interpersonal qualities for successful health care 53.
