Sentence examples for relevant accreditation from inspiring English sources
There are polymorphic positions in other exons, which may require additional sequencing to exclude certain alleles with differences outside exon 2 and 3, depending on the clinical requirement and relevant accreditation guidelines.
Even top schools like Yale schools like USC or Pepperdine where I teach with bar passage rates typically among the highest in the land and ranking in the upper tiers of national rankings must strive to exceed every aspect of relevant accreditation standards.
Specific strategies for updating knowledge should be implemented via the professional relevant accreditation bodies and continuing medical education programs.
These variables were reviewed by physicians certified for imaging diagnosis by the relevant accreditation organizations in Japan.
Clinical exercise scientists/exercise physiologists were required to (a) maintain current accreditation with their relevant accrediting body and (b) have ≥5 years' experience in the clinical exercise or exercise physiology industry.
Samples were analysed by the Waikato Hospital laboratory, certified by the relevant international accreditation agency (http://www.ianz.govt.nz/).
GP 5 All participants supported strategies for updating knowledge via the continuing medical education programs of their relevant professional accreditation organisations.
The analytical focus on developing broadly generalisable conclusions increased the likelihood of the study results being relevant to other accreditation programs operating in Australia and internationally.
The most promising development in some time may have been made by a 58-year-old lawyer from Seattle, Washington, with no relevant professional expertise or accreditation.
For example, the European Society of Pathology EQA programme has provided recommendations and an overview of validated laboratory methods, standardised operating procedures, and accreditation criteria relevant for RAS mutation testing [ 52, 53].
We aimed to identify factors enabling implementation that were relevant across the three accreditation programs involved in the study, as perceived by the entire range of participants.
