In the next section, I consider three basic design features that we might expect from any reliable assurance mechanism for coordination in Rousseau's forest and Hume's meadow.
But the Foreign Office spokeswoman said the normalisation of bilateral diplomatic ties would ultimately depend on reliable Iranian assurances of the safety of British diplomats, and "in major part" on progress in multilateral nuclear negotiations.
Nuclear tests are too few in number to provide statistically reliable quality assurance for stockpile warheads.
However, reliable quality assurance for these internal microstructures has been impossible so far.
A physician's medical knowledge is a reliable quality assurance mechanism which allows real-time anatomic correlation with ultrasound and an assessment of diagnostic confidence.
Countries working to rapidly increase the production of health workers should develop reliable quality assurance systems.
Specifically, reliable alliance (assurance that others can be counted on in times of stress) was reported as the highest relational provision (M = 14.7, SD = 1.6), with opportunity for nurturance (providing assistance to others) being the lowest (M = 12.1, SD = 2.2).
As this approach moves from smaller scale efforts into biomarker discovery efforts in clinical trials, rapid and reliable quality assurance approaches are necessary, both from the perspective of ensuring accurate data for inclusion as clinical trial secondary endpoints, and as a measure to contain costs (Group, 2004).
It turns out — yet again — that tech industry DIY 'guardrails' and self-styled accountability are about as reliable as verbal assurances.
The urgent need for but lack of an appropriate CE method for heparin impurity analysis in the pharmacopoeias evokes further method refinements [ 101], but even with these limitations CE has become an alternative method to NMR for reliable heparin quality assurance.
