Sentences with phrase «quality benchmarks»

Our products are manufactured to the highest international quality benchmarks in a controlled, sophisticated plant.

It proves that if we start measuring things, and setting quality benchmarks then the competitive innovative instinct rapidly sets in.

Low - income students were also more likely to be enrolled in those programs with six or more quality benchmarks than their peers, suggesting a partly promising story.

To prove our simulations are correct, we rely on quality benchmark data.

What other industry falls that short of a perfect - quality benchmark score?

Proven leadership abilities that enabled teams to achieve production targets and quality benchmarks while developing new processes and vendor relationships.

«The expanded accreditation scope will enhance NACEP's leadership of the field by setting national quality benchmarks for emerging dual enrollment delivery models.»

The studies looked both at the distribution of quality benchmarks across pre-kindergarten in the district, as well as which student groups were enrolled in the programs with a higher number of those benchmarks and how those students performed on end - of - the - year literacy assessments offered in either English or Spanish.

Endorsed programs: Recurrent AfterZone providers who have maintained certain quality benchmarks in running programs toward arts, sports, or skills mastery.

These systems allow parents to make «apples to apples» comparisons of program quality and, in some cases, offer providers support for improving their services and financial incentives to meet quality benchmarks.

USHydrations is recognized for its commitment to quality and for producing a safe product that meets or exceeds quality benchmarks.

It's time for our country to establish governmental cGAP (current Good Agricultural Practices) standards which include regulatory guidance and product quality benchmarks to ensure food industry adoption.

FAST EASY EFX and EFE are ideally suited for extended gamut printing and are well on the way to becoming the flexible packaging industry quality benchmark.

As a possible guide for parental quality benchmarking, P&G research finds U.S. babies get their diapers changed on average 6.3 times daily.

The Oscars are still the ultimate quality benchmark and a useful global marketing tool for Netflix, whose chief content officer Ted Sarandos is an enthusiastic Academy voter who has twice run for the Board of Governors.

Many corporates want their employees to stay abreast with the latest technology know - how so that they can bring in quality benchmarks into their day - to - day processes and strive towards achieving business goals.

Public pre-K programs providing salary parity maintain higher spending per pupil and higher quality standards, based on NIEER State of Preschool quality benchmarks, without sacrificing enrollment compared to states that pay pre-K teachers far less.

Audi keeps setting new quality benchmarks for cabin materials and construction.

This trailer is clearly not the same quality benchmark as the The 4 Hour Body, but the editing, pacing and choice of soundtrack, is really put together well to evoke a creepy, mysterious and intriguing experience.

In this inVOICE issue we'll talk about the importance of a quality invoice, provide some statistics on current quality benchmarks for the industry, and briefly about outsourcing.

You might remember Google bragging about how DXOMark, the industry standard in photo quality benchmarking, gave the Google Pixel the highest score of any phone ever made.

Presented in partnership with CareerBuilder, the eighth annual Best of Staffing Award provides the only statistically valid and objective service quality benchmarks in the industry, revealing which staffing agencies are providing the highest satisfaction to their clients and talent.

PROFILE An Intellectual, Introspective, and Innovative Process Improvement and Operations Management Professional who continuously develops improved methods, manages multiple tasks, and produces High Quality Benchmark work.

Rhode Island's state pre-K program has been recognized as one of only seven in the United States to meet all recommended quality benchmarks, but the state is ranked among the lowest nationally (41st of 43 states) in terms of access for 4 - year - olds.

Finally, since 2005, NC Pre-K program standards have satisfied all 10 of the program quality benchmarks established by the National Institute for Early Education Research.Barnett et al. (2016).

Develop a strong core of high - quality schools in the charter sector by working with the best charter authorizers to develop quality benchmarks and close low - performing charters in a targeted set of neighborhoods.

Complicating that finding, though, was the fact that students with limited English and students enrolled in bilingual programs did seem to benefit from programs with a higher number of quality benchmarks.

Recurrent providers who meet certain quality benchmarks can become endorsed providers, and receive an additional 5 percent to AfterZone program grants.

In order to access federal funding, states would be required to meet quality benchmarks that are linked to better outcomes for children, which include:

«Our commitment to our clients» brands is reflected in a quality systems approach where people, processes, technology and infrastructure come together to provide safe products that meet or exceed quality benchmarks.

Black and white students both tended to be enrolled in programs with more quality benchmarks than their Hispanic and Asian peers, according to the study, which used data from the 2015 - 2016 school year.

During her tenure at Scholastic, Kristin implemented a continuous research and evaluation cycle that strategically improved the company's blended - model interventions, setting the highest - quality benchmarks for research in educational publishing.

Consistently met performance and quality benchmarks in professionalism, establishing rapport, problem resolution, and voice tone.

The SkyTrax World Airport Survey describes itself as a quality benchmark for the world airport industry.

«We strongly support the Joint Negotiating Committee for Youth and Community Workers as the quality benchmark to maintain the pay and employment conditions, status and professionalism of youth workers in these challenging times.»

The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point remains on warning by its academic accrediting agency even as the school has improved all but one of the five quality benchmarks it failed last year, according to a status update made public yesterday.

Providers can attain the «endorsed» title if they've run programs in the past, met certain quality benchmarks (such as maintaining minimum enrollment and retention numbers), participate in PASA's quality - assessment process, and completed the Endorsed AfterZone Program Application.

It's a quality benchmark, check.

«These quality benchmarks are meant to be minimum requirements,» said Baumgartner.

The National Institute for Early Education Research has created its own list of quality benchmarks that outline what a good pre-kindergarten program looks like.

The National Institute for Early Education Research analyzed preschool programs in all 50 states, and found Arizona was one of nine states that met less than half of the quality benchmarks.

Using nine specific quality benchmarks, including things like whether teachers had specialized training in early childhood education, if the maximum class size was 20 students or fewer and what the student to staff ratio was, Erin Baumgartner found that none of the 50 campuses included in the study met all nine of the quality benchmarks and that students of limited English proficiency were less likely to be enrolled in pre-kindergarten programs with six or more quality indicators.

The average pre-kindergarten program included in the study met roughly 5.2 of the nine quality benchmarks.

However, since the analysis was based on self - report by the campuses of the quality benchmarks, the district noted some may not have been reported correctly or understood by the survey respondents, for example the presence of medical and vision screening services.

Non-economically disadvantaged appear to benefit from being enrolled in programs which attained a higher number of quality benchmarks.

Building on the first report, which looked at the variation in quality among pre-kingdergarten programs in the Houston Independent School District, this report found that there did seem to be a positive connection between test scores and quality benchmarks for some groups.

Currently in its third generation, launched for 2016, the Pilot is once again a quality benchmark (what current Honda isn't?)

Paul Reed Smith Guitars, a leading manufacturer of high - end electric and electro - acoustic guitars has become the quality benchmark in the guitar industry.