Sentence examples for of a proper quality from inspiring English sources

One of the most important issues encountered in the area of quality of technology transfer is the selection of a proper quality loss function (QLF) in order to relate a key quality characteristic of the TT process to its quality performance.

Increasing sustainable access to water of a proper quality Lack of access to safe water is a striking feature in almost all parts of Somalia.

In addition, some issues are difficult to standardize, although the major of technical procedures were monitored for a proper quality assurance [ 3].

He said: "Jeremy Hunt now needs to take pretty urgent steps to up the ante and see a proper quality of care is provided for the people of Manchester covered by this particular hospital.

However, to assure a proper quality of the product for the final users, the legislation should introduce other parameters to be controlled at production level, which can later be reflected in the labelling requirements.

Moreover, it should be stressed that the information on hospital characteristics was gathered for other purposes than this study, and a proper quality control of data collection could not be assessed.

Current situation in the field of designing full-reference fidelity metrics is well characterized by the title of invited talk of M. Pedersen at Color Imaging Symposium in Gjovik Norwayy, 2009) "111 Full-Reference Image Quality Metrics and Still not Good Enough?" Thus, choice of a proper visual quality metric for analysis and comparisons is always a problem and can be argued.

The lack of a proper air quality monitoring system to track human exposure is a major limitation.

They show a lack of good process and a lack of proper quality assurance.

They therefore propose, in their paper, the use of a free-breathing 3D imaging acquisition to tackle these problems while retaining a dataset of proper quality to allow quantitative measurement of RV function.

However, the proposed framework allows to optimize a single performance metric, after having imposed some constraints on the other metrics, on the basis of proper quality of service criteria.