Sentence examples for quality control practices from inspiring English sources
§ 96.39 Information disclosure and quality control practices.
You should discuss details of dosage and quality control practices with each supplier.
As part of that effort, McNeil has temporarily closed a company plant in Fort Washington, Pa., for an overhaul and has hired outside consultants to assess its manufacturing and quality control practices.
The agency is considering further actions against McNeil Consumer Healthcare, the Johnson & Johnson unit, after a pattern of violations in manufacturing and quality control practices led to a number of recent recalls, Dr. Joshua M. Sharfstein, the F.D.A.'s principal deputy commissioner, said at a Congressional hearing on Thursday.
The unit of Johnson & Johnson that makes the over-the-counter drugs, McNeil Consumer Healthcare, is already under scrutiny by the Food and Drug Administration for a pattern of violations in manufacturing and quality control practices that have led to a number of recent recalls.
Common observatory data quality control practices are discussed in Reda et al. (2011).
To investigate compliance with European standards regarding mean glandular dose and quality control practice and to identify optimisation needs.
Standards could be defined to control any chemical, mechanical, thermal or electrical risks for e-cigarettes; define schedules of prohibited or limited ingredients; and establish good manufacturing and quality control practice.
Usually, the studies are limited in scope and focus only on specific subjects such as communication with patients, patient positioning, quality control practice, image evaluation and perception, breast compression or other breast imaging techniques [16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24].
Another quality control practice often used by emergency services personnel dealing with hazardous situations is the "buddy system".
Early this month, Representative John D. Dingell, Democrat of Michigan, told the F.D.A and the Federal Trade Commission that he was concerned about the Perrier case and might hold hearings on the bottled-water industry's marketing and quality-control practices.
