Further, if shared-care models are to become standard practice, standard definitions and adequate evaluation are essential [ 29, 30].
Higher standards and adequate finances cannot be separated.
Harkin's bill also mandates "college and career-ready standards" and adequate tests for measuring critical thinking.
In regard to control, results are perceived to be influenced by the manner in which new actors are selected, the level of standardization and centralized decision-making, the extent of monitoring, and the ability of the franchisor to force the use of standards and adequate performance.
> To compensate for matrix effects from sample matrices internal standard calibration and adequate dilution of sample extracts were used, on the basis of the previously published method [ 18].
A high standard of care and adequate implementation can then be expected.
Further large-scale epidemiological investigations, with standard sampling methods and adequate power, should be conducted to gain a more precise estimate of the status of the HIV and other sexually transmitted infection epidemics among older MSM in China.
These clinical scoring systems are meant to provide health staff in resource poor settings with a rational, stepwise and feasible aid for childhood TB screening, but are often criticized for lacking standard symptom definitions and adequate validation [ 30- 32].
The Highways Agency has said that all 478 road-over-rail junctions were reviewed after the crash and a study by Transport Research Laboratory of Great Heck concluded that arrangements met national standards and were adequate.
Cleaning standards and frequency; Adequate human resources to allow thorough and timely cleaning and disinfection; Education and continuing education of cleaning staff; Monitoring of environmental cleanliness; and Ongoing review of procedures.
