Sentence examples for standpoint of quality from inspiring English sources
"Republicans have historically approached Medicare, and thus prescription drugs, from a fiscal standpoint rather than a standpoint of quality, compassion," he said.
The problem of authenticating extra virgin olive oil varieties is particularly important from the standpoint of quality control.
Once the basic design is developed, it must be refined from the standpoint of quality, materials, processes, assembly and disassembly, maintenance, functionality, and usability.
We term these (tau )-fixed estimations and find them very interesting from the standpoint of predictive quality.
With perhaps the exception of the RCT beta-blocker evidence suggesting lack of benefit, the studies assessing other therapies (including the promising category of anti-inflammatory agents) is predominantly observational in nature, and not optimal from the standpoint of study quality and/or sample sizes.
From the standpoint of patients' quality of life, diabetes is in a sense one of the cardiovascular diseases.
From the standpoint of food quality, this result indicates that pork from castrated male pigs might taste better since IMF content is related to meat juiciness and flavor.
Consequently, the utility of the data for practical genotoxicity is limited, since the random errors appear to be too large to be acceptable from the standpoint of experimental quality control.
Many areas outside West Eurasia are still largely underrepresented from the standpoint of high quality mtDNA sequence data, although the number of regions investigated is steadily increasing as a result of ongoing collaborative efforts.
From the standpoint of data quality, the electronic information system should capture the same values as the paper form for each RVCT variable, and variables should be structured to permit reporting of 'unknown' values.
From a health economics standpoint, the loss of quality of life and productivity from an early diagnosis of a lifelong chronic disease such as asthma is enormous both to the individual and to the society.
