This chapter outlines the approach through a set of principles, wherein each principle focuses on systematic achievement of a specific quality engineering concern and contributes to the quality assurance of software systems in a consistent manner.
In summary, we found a systematic achievement gap between males and females in our study, but, because our study design was retrospective, we had limited access to the measures necessary to distinguish between different explanations for the achievement gap we observed.
However, the size of the sample reduced by the non-systematic achievement of EPC-CFUs could explain the limited increase of EPC-CFU numbers in RA patients as well as the lack of association with disease activity and will need larger studies.
After 6-year practicing and exploring, the course has made fundamental and systematic innovation achievements in the field with respect to class materials, teaching mode, teaching system.
When this reasoning by analogy starts to become systematic — a social achievement that requires some historical stability and reflectiveness about what are taken to be moral norms — it begins to exploit comparison to cases that are "paradigmatic," in the sense of being taken as settled.
Out of this crisis, however, came a new opportunity; U.S. and European banks began swapping their nonperforming loans and by the late '80s this practice had grown into a reasonably systematic market, the signature achievement of which was the Brady Plan in 1989 (named after then-U.S. Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady).
The current systematic review suggests that achievement of optimal vitamin D status (25(OH D ≥ 30 ng/ml) in patients with early CKD may require greater than 2,000 IU vitamin D per day.
Although this study was not designed as a systematic evaluation of the achievement of the outcomes of the module, our findings map strongly to the module's stated outcomes (Box 1), except for principles of assessment (which have subsequently been dropped from the module).
Despite these achievements, further systematic studies are required to enable rational tailoring of nanoscale morphologies with respect to the optical application.
This article provides the most systematic investigation of the immigrant achievement gap to date based on three critical databases.
That is why Husserl claimed that an ontology of the life-world must be developed i.e., a systematic analysis of the constitutive achievements the result of which is the life-world, a life-world that is, in turn, the foundation of all scientific constitutions of meaning.
