Sentence examples for same quality standards from inspiring English sources

Upon Mr. Pfluger's retirement in 1990, his son Leonard took over at Keenan & Buck and continues to uphold the same quality standards his father had championed.

The Food and Drug Administration approves generic drugs that contain the same active ingredients as brand-name pharmaceuticals, and the agency says that generic drugs meet the same quality standards as brand-name drugs.

"Because it is more of an impulse purchase than a chandelier, it allows easy access to the brand — but it must meet the same quality standards as our other products," he said.

Put another way, it's hard to ensure generated images meet the same quality standards as real images.

A Nokia tablet, if it's built to the same quality standards as the Lumia 800/900 smartphone, is exactly what Microsoft needs to kickstart Windows 8 and properly fight the iPad.

The discussions lead to the realisation that radiopharmaceuticals could not be considered as something extraordinary, and that the same quality standards would have to apply for these products as for conventional Pharmaceuticals.

And as for the pads: "They're of same quality standard as the leading brands, the raw materials [processed wood pulp] are the same".

If new providers have to reach the same quality assurance standards as existing universities, that's fine - bring it on.

Encouraged by calls from professional societies (e.g. ASCO 2010), and as required by law in some states such as New York, the same quality assurance standards required for clinical genetic tests are being requested of genomic "profiles" (Vorhaus 2010; Hamburg and Collins 2010).

In general, the panel agreed that DTC genetic tests should be held to the same quality and standards as prescription tests, and that certain categories of tests, including pre-symptomatic tests for diseases with high disease prediction and potentially severe consequences, as well as pharmacogenetic tests, should require a prescription [ 9].

The authors also calculated that if the same air quality standards upheld by the US Environmental Protection Agency were adopted in China, verbal test scores would be boosted 2.41 points while the math scores would rise 0.39 points.