Sentence examples similar to validated qualifications from inspiring English sources

Christie worked on Kean's gubernatorial campaigns, and in 2001, when Christie was nominated by Bush to be the United States Attorney for New Jersey, Kean wrote a letter validating his qualifications.

But the president devoted far more of his speech to Mrs. Clinton, offering himself up as a powerful force in validating her qualifications for the presidency and her moral authority.

Some have begun the process of seeking citizenship elsewhere, while others are having their qualifications validated so they can work in another country, the BMA said.

The IES LM-80 test results reported by different LED vendors are used to develop and validate the qualification methodology.

His qualifications have been validated by UK Naric, the national agency responsible for verifying qualifications and skills attained outside the UK.

Surgeons validated through the strict qualification program of the KLASS-02-QC RCT can participate.

Both liquid chromatography-tandem quadrupole mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) and two-dimensional gas chromatography-time-of-flight mass spectrometry (GCxGC-TOF-MS) were used and were able to validate the metabolites' qualifications.

In this paper, an UFLC-MS/MS method was proposed and validated as a reliable and powerful technique for simultaneous qualification and quantification of nine compounds in the fruits of A. oxyphylla within 15 min.

Accreditation is required to be validated "where official government accreditation is available", but "no formal qualifications or standards exist" for a handyman, a spokesperson added.

Once each and every piece part is validated and ready for production then the full product assembly is produced to be ready to move to the qualification phase of the project.

Also, the EDS has been validated for the detection of depressive symptoms during pregnancy with an optimal cut-off at ≥ 13 and indicates qualification for a diagnosis of probable depression (DSM-IV) [ 36].