Sentence examples for quality mechanisms from inspiring English sources
What is still not clear is how universities might be regulated, how quality mechanisms will operate in future, and how the regulatory and quality regime will be changed to encompass the more diverse range of providers.
Quality is still defined in various ways, and there are also perceptions that existing quality mechanisms which are in place are sufficient.
The development of new types of degrees, combined with an expansion of degree-authority to new institutional types have led to the emergence of new quality mechanisms in several provinces designed to assess the quality of new degrees, but it is the universities that continue to play the central role in terms of quality assurance.
Quality control was minimal in Ireland, in contrast to the Netherlands and Finland, where there were a range of quality mechanisms [ 24].
While counterfeit medicines are not nearly as serious in industrialized countries due to safety and quality mechanisms, innovative platforms such as mPedigree provide quick and effective user-based solutions to protect one's health.
"Since we implemented our quality indicators and our quality mechanisms, everything has changed: our attitude, our communication internally, because we are always looking for new ways of doing things.
Most of the researchers agree that games should be treated mainly as supplementary elements (Sitzmann, 2011) since full integration requires high-quality mechanisms, students' engagement, and instructors' support.
Autophagy is required for this mechanism to function, although this assumption also underlies other quality control mechanisms.
It said its "entry tests are rigorous" and added that the college has a set of "internal and external quality control mechanisms in place".
The submission continued: "Local assessment, if it is to be reliable, requires standardisation and quality assurance mechanisms which require expertise and resources which are not currently in place.
In the foreword to the report, he wrote: "Evidence I have collected does demonstrate that some UK police forces are taking a proactive approach to combating modern slavery through the development of bespoke units, quality assurance mechanisms and training".
