Sentences with phrase «quality benchmarks for»

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.

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

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.

So, the quality benchmark for books with diverse characters are vastly different from those for white - neutral books and that keeps a lot of very good books from seeing readers, and even worse, it keeps diverse writers from developing and writing those excellent books.

The awards recognise excellence, showcase innovation and provide a quality benchmark for the conference industry.

National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Quality Benchmark for Cultural Competence Project (QBCCP) is an effort by NAEYC to determine the essential elements of cultural competence for early childhood programs and how to integrate these elements within quality rating and improvement systems standards.

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The CJR program bundles payment for inpatient and 90 - day post-discharge care for knee and hip surgery patients, rewarding hospitals that surpass quality and cost benchmarks.

Even though Alberta Bitumen is cheaper than most benchmarks, given the need for it to be mixed with higher - quality, more - expensive lighter crude to be transported from Alberta to the U.S. Gulf, its drop into single digits is no less remarkable.

The passion for developing dynamic 3D environments and top tier textures allows our solutions to set the benchmark for quality and value.

To what degree, for example, is a portfolio cheaper than its benchmark, or more tilted toward high quality stocks?

Self - impose a moratorium on polls about religion for a sufficient period that the savings could be used to conduct a high quality poll with a high response rate in order to have a benchmark against which to compare other results.

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.

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

Kendal Manilla has become established as a benchmark in quality in the art, craft and stationery markets and has proved perfect for the intricate construction of this fun, visually stunning project.»

He also works with regional vigneron and winemaker associations, conducting tastings to benchmark their wines for quality and style against successful market competitors.

We are recognised as the global benchmark for quality and integrity.

This divestment supports Stora Enso's growth strategy for its consumer board business, where the focus is to generate value to customers by being the global benchmark in high quality virgin fibre carton board.

«French wine is one of the most sought after country - of - origin wines across North Asia, as consumers see this category as a benchmark for quality.

Greenall's is the benchmark of excellent gin and we feel it is important for consumers to hear and see our story and know they can trust the quality of our gin; the new bottle design helps us achieve this.»

Working with parent company NSF International, QAI can also offer other food and quality certifications such as GFSI benchmarked schemes for food safety certification including SQF, BRC, FSSC 22000, IFS, BAP, GlobalG.A.P.

We set high benchmarks for quality, and back up these standards by consistently producing award - winning wines across our full portfolio.

«These wines still represent the pinnacle of quality and are great benchmarks for educating our wine team.»

This newly upgraded and expanded waste water treatment system is setting new benchmarks for waste water effluent quality.

If low requirements for shade production become mainstreamed and legitimized, and are seen as the true benchmarks for eco-friendly coffee production, habitat quality and biodiversity will suffer.

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.

With over 2000 employees based across five continents, Pernod Ricard Winemakers is dedicated to producing high - quality, premium wines and setting the benchmark for innovation in the winemaking world — launching 14 new products in 2013 alone.

We all need to calm down on the «sell Jack», «Jack is crap» etc etc and reflect how much our quality has improved if he is now the benchmark for a squad player who will have difficulty breaking in to the team.

This distinguished group wants every parent to have confidence that their child's youth sports program meets a benchmark for quality.

Organizations that meet the benchmark are designated as a Better Sports for Kids Quality Program Provider.

«It's easier to give one - on - one attention and be responsive when there are fewer kids in a room,» says Stephanie Glowacki, director of accreditation programs at the National Association for the Education of Young Children, a benchmark of quality.

Participating facilities receive individualized benchmark reports detailing the facility's quality practice rank scores for performance measures in seven maternity care practice domains.

CWLA develops and disseminates the Standards of Excellence for Child Welfare Services as benchmarks for high - quality services that protect children and youth and strengthen families and neighborhoods.

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.

«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.»

According to the authors, the study results provide procedure - specific national benchmarks for postsurgical outcomes that will facilitate comparisons for quality improvement.

U.S. institutions, in particular, are very conscious of research funding statistics as a benchmark for judging the quality of research.

To create a benchmark for comparison to current database results, the researchers first created the largest, high - quality non-European genome data set ever assembled.

This is definitely a benchmark for quality and reliability.

This is pretty much the benchmark for when I measure any current games quality.

But spectacular image quality is why I got into HD disc formats in the first place, so to see not one but two discs set a new benchmark for visual quality is an exciting thing for me.

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.

In late 2008 the STF were appointed by the Learning Outside the Council Interim Council (an independent charity set up by the UK government in 2008) to act as the Awarding Body for the Study & Sports Tours Sector of the LOtC Quality Badge and our standards adopted as the benchmark for all companies operating in that sector.

It's securing quality, using benchmarks for the best possible solutions and getting the best quality products and services with what the budget allows.

We also used international benchmarking to judge the quality of the Common Core standards, and the results are surprising both for mathematics and for [ELA].

Working for the past 20 years to define the characteristics and fundamental elements of an evidence - based high - quality induction program that accelerates the development of both teachers and their students, New Teacher Center (NTC) established the Teacher Induction Program Standards (TIPS) in an effort to create an industry standard that can be adopted by school districts, educational institutions, state agencies, and policymakers as the benchmark for success.

The law put a much greater focus on quality in charter school authorizing, for instance by mandating the closure of any charter school that fails to meet academic or financial benchmarks for three consecutive years.

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After the plans became available for public review, organizations like Bellwether Education Partners, the Collaborative for Student Success, Alliance for Education, National Council on Teacher Quality and the Brookings Institution reviewed the submissions to understand their overall strengths and weaknesses, and to determine whether elements like educator equity and benchmarks for federal accountability were present.

There are still many areas of the state that have trouble attracting high quality teachers, only a small percentage of students meet all college - ready benchmarks upon graduation, and remediation programs - which help high school graduates prepare for college - cost the state around $ 35 million a year.

Under ESSA, in its recent draft proposal, New Jersey has included chronic absenteeism as a benchmark for its accountability system for measuring school quality, climate and safety.