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This process needs to be monitored, and the emerging industry needs to be regulated for quality of care.
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It closes all obligations as wireless is not regulated for, say, "quality of service".
Recently, it was elucidated that upstream PINK1 phosphorylates Parkin to regulate mitophagy for quality control of mitochondria.
Quality of care in Norway is regulated by The national regulation for quality of care in nursing homes and home care [ 23].
In Norway, quality of care is regulated by The national regulation for quality of care in nursing homes and home care [ 23].
And while the quality of honey used in the manufacture of licensed wound-care products is regulated, supermarket honey is not regulated for medical use.
Cafeteria food is regulated for safety.
Healthcare is regulated for a reason.
American industry has been regulated for decades.
Because franchisees continue to offer non-franchised services that MSI and PSI do not regulate or monitor for quality, an ever-present risk exists that the non-franchised services could be of poor quality or could result in an adverse event that could damage the franchise brand, not only in one franchisee clinic but across the network.
These would have regulated service quality levels and would operate rather like the dedicated high speed networks built in Europe for passengers.
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