Sentence examples for norm quality from inspiring English sources

The quality assurance of quantitative determinations was strictly performed according to the German Norm: Quality Assurance in Medical Laboratories DINN [Deutsches Institut für Normung] 58936, 2000).

And they've learnt to expect "freemium" as the norm – high quality, free at the point of consumption.

Furthermore, findings also highlight that subjective norm, perceived quality and design appeal affect Chinese people's mianzi.

If we adjust for differences in observation time, such an approach could be used as the norm for quality in device-surgery.

Patients with detected aneurysms eligible for referral to elective or acute surgery could have temporary anxiety until successful treatment is completed, whereas it has been shown that patients return to the population norm for quality of life after treatment.

In the world, the greenhouse culture is getting more and more developed to meet the needs of a more competitive market that is conditioned by very strict norms of quality.

Doctors emphasize forcing people to adhere to social norms over quality of life".

Calibration of the sensor and its electronic connections was performed according to ISO 9001 and 17025 norms of quality assurance and were certified by the manufacturer.

4 36 Using general population age specific norms for quality of life, 37 the cost per quality adjusted life year (QALY) in MASS at 10 years was £9400 (95% confidence interval £6300 to £16 000).

A stratified randomized cross-sectional survey was carried out to assess knowledge of reproductive health issues, attitude, beliefs and norms and quality of life of young refugees aged 15 - 24 years.

Evans is right in saying that the increased text size matches what has become the norm in most quality western newspapers while conceding that "there is a small sacrifice in the number of words printed".