Macmillan Publishers Ltd., formerly Macmillan & Co., British publishing house that is one of the largest in the world, producing textbooks, works of science and literature, and high-quality periodicals.
Structure also seems to be related to outcome characteristics, such as clear and unambiguous goals for the quality system, periodical evaluations of the goals, documentation of the results of the evaluations and feedback of the results to the staff.
We decided to specify two multiple regression analyses at the outset of the investigation, since those two outcome measures of publication evaluate different aspects, respectively: quantity of articles and quality of periodicals (and, therefore, expected visibility of articles).
To protect groundwater quality for drinking, periodical monitoring of its quality is essential in urban regions.
And the quality of the periodical publications of my translations of Russian Silver Age and Contemporary poets speaks for itself, but to name just a few: Colorado Review, Kenyon Review Online, Modern Poetry in Translation, Narrative Magazine, New England Review, TriQuarterly, World Literature Today.
Furthermore periodical quality circles with case review were carried out.
Plasma glucose, HbA1c, and plasma C-peptide were measured in all centers by means of standardized methods, with periodical quality control checks.
Therefore, the results might be different in laboratories with less molecular diagnostic experience and ongoing quality control by periodical round robin tests might be reasonable.
Among the works related to resource allocation in HSR wireless networks, [12] proposed a scheduling and resource allocation mechanism in HSR networks with a cell array architecture, which can maximize the service rate based on periodical signal quality changes.
Data quality is ensured by periodical comparison with entries in patient charts and scheduled updates of missing data by data entry personnel.
