Sentence examples for of available quality from inspiring English sources

Osteochondral allograft implantation is an effective cartilage restoration technique for large defects (>10 cm2), though the demand far exceeds the supply of available quality donor tissue.

This leads to a restriction in the amount of available quality tissue for research.

The Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH) [ 32] undertook an independent assessment of available quality assessment criteria for systematic reviews.

Levels of achievement on 62 quality-of-care indicators, measured as: reported achievement (levels of care after excluding inappropriate patients); population achievement (levels of care for all patients with the relevant condition) and percentage of available quality points attained.

The development of a new QI program in addition to a systematic use of available quality information were the initial steps of the improvement journey of Site A. Senior managers describe a systematic improvement journey based on projects driven by the need to control costs and to modernize the services according to national and regional expectations.

A monthly SLD climatology on a regular 0.25° × 0.25° grid is constructed from interpolation of available quality-controlled ocean temperature and salinity profiles using the kriging methodology.

The failure to detect a difference in quality of life between regimens in TURANDOT may be due to a true lack of difference, the analysis approach adopted for TURANDOT, or insufficient sensitivity of available quality-of-life instruments to detect subtle differences in predominantly asymptomatic patients.

For determining benefits in nutrition economics, the appropriateness of the available quality of life questionnaires for answering the research question at hand should be checked.

Like many health information websites, this site does not report certification by any quality rating organization or adherence to any of the available quality codes of conduct [ 1].

This paper proposes the concept of collaborative quality management as an extension of currently available quality management techniques.

It has been the subject of a number of reviews comparing available quality of life measures for diabetes.