Thus, these CRMs are suitable for quality assurance of the sample analyses at the regulation level or lower.
In real-life clinical practice, routine laboratory measurements could be used for benchmarking, provided the laboratories performing the analyses have suitable accredited quality assurance programmes, e.g. for HbA1c measurement [ 36].
The method should be suitable for independent quality assurance for jaw position during jaw tracking dynamic IMRT and VMAT treatments.
The aim of the work is to explore the feasibility of designing and building a system suitable for rapid quality assurance (QA) for use with both ultrasound- and magnetic resonance (MR) imaging guided clinical therapy ultrasound systems.
This panel of SNPs is suitable for sample quality assurance in many human genetics research lab in the form of sample barcoding to detect sample swaps and contamination as demonstrated by the extremely low probability of two samples having identical profiles.
Water quality control should be guaranteed permanently by setting up a suitable and effective quality assurance system by following the circulars (DGS/DH/AFSSAPS 2000-337, GGS/DH/AFSSAPS 2007-52) and standards (NF S93-310 2004 and NF S93-315: 2008) in force.
The Lequesne index is therefore a suitable assessment tool for quality assurance [ 33, 34].
Fully automated image analysis improve the accuracy of detection and categorization of collagen staining, making this technique more sensitive, specific and thus suitable for use in quality assurance results.
Many countries have therefore started to scale up the use of POCTs in prenatal screening programmes for syphilis, but the lack of suitable methods for external quality assurance (EQA) is a serious concern.
An additional focus was on developing an XML-based data set structure that would be compatible with any type of breast cancer documentation software and suitable for cancer care quality assurance in order to enable, ensure and enhance uniform data collection and data analysis.
