Sentences with phrase «stringent quality guidelines»

In the box, you'll find a numbered and limited art print, created according to Cook & Becker's stringent quality guidelines.

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Do you really think that homemade formula is a better option than commercial preparations that have to pass stringent guidelines for quality and safety?

The chapter calls for more stringent State Environmental Quality Review of incompatible structures proposed in scenic byways, a 20 percent reduction in hardened shoreline structures and consideration of implementing Suffolk County guidelines for greenhouses on land where the development rights have been sold.

By agreeing to these more stringent guidelines, the authors write, publishers and journals would have the chance to legitimize and advertise the relative quality of their peer review process in an age when predatory journals, which falsely claim to use peer review, continue to proliferate.

Courses are offered in a variety of formats to ensure nurses have the opportunity to receive quality oncology education following the stringent guidelines of the ANCC while still managing their busy patient schedules.

We hand select each and every car in our inventory and we keep to a very stringent set of guidelines to ensure we stock only the highest quality automobiles to take the hassle out of buying a quality used car for our customers.

Because they held onto the loans they made, stringent underwriting guidelines were put in place to ensure quality loans were made.

Only NASC member companies operating under the stringent guidelines of NASC for manufacturing, labeling and adverse event reporting, and demonstrating responsible participation are permitted to use the NASC Quality Seal.

Simonetta says Sony is yet to finalise its plans for the quality assurance process, and was unable to provide answers to how long this phase might take, and how stringent the guidelines would be for final submissions.

The data quality standards required by the FDQA and OMB's guidelines are more specific and more stringent than the «arbitrary and capricious» and «rational basis» standards imposed during judicial review under the Administrative Procedure Act.