With a rental business, there's a lot that can go wrong once a product leaves the storage facility, so Joymode's staff is incredibly vigilant about quality control as well, says Fernandez.
A diverse set of pathological conditions rooted in defective as well as over-vigilant ER quality-control systems have been identified, underlining its importance in human health and disease.
Deposit insurance can make depositors less vigilant about the quality of banks, increasing the likelihood that bankers will make bad gambles with depositors' money, as they did during the savings-and-loan crisis of the eighties.
Regulators accept that investors must be vigilant about the quality of securitizations, and seek to both make it easier for them to do so and to force them to do so.
Though the area is far to the north of Fukushima, the local chefs are still vigilant about food quality in light of the disaster, relying on both their own testing and continuing inspections by government and private companies.
More vigilant monitoring of water quality will be required.
An increased focus on night life is part of the administration's broad attempts to remain vigilant about so-called quality-of-life issues and crime prevention, policy cornerstones of the preceding administration.
This confirms the persistent nature of the problem, and the need for vigilant, long-term approaches to quality assurance for solar markets in Kenya and elsewhere.
Surveillance of drinking water quality (SDWQ) is the continuous and vigilant public health assessment and overview of the safety and acceptability of drinking water supplies (WHO 2004a).
To gather meaningful expression data, it is crucial to develop standardized approaches for vigilant study design, controlled annotation of resources, careful quality control of experiments, robust statistics, and data registration and storage.
