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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980
To the Editor.— In discussing "Health Effects of Urban Air Pollution," Mitchell et al (242:1163, 1979) seem to take the view that current national ambient air quality standards, as adopted by the Environmental Protection Agency, for carbon monoxide (CO) are justified for sea level, but that an eight-hour CO standard of 6 ppm should be substituted in ...
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To the Editor.— In discussing "Health Effects of Urban Air Pollution," Mitchell et al (242:1163, 1979) seem to take the view that current national ambient air quality standards, as adopted by the Environmental Protection Agency, for carbon monoxide (CO) are justified for sea level, but that an eight-hour CO standard of 6 ppm should be substituted in ...
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Standards of quantity or standards of quality?
Peabody Journal of Education, 1951THE OTHER DAY I realized with a start that I had been engaged in college and university teaching for twenty-five years. My first impulse was to deplore the fact that I had lost considerable hair and a few teeth, and that I no longer stood as straight or walked as fast as I had in the days when my proudest possession was a brand-new Ph.D. A moment later,
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2006
The chapter focuses on the water quality standards used for judging the quality of water derived after the treatment process. An evaluation of health risks associated with drinking water is necessary and timely. There are three basic objectives of water treatment, namely, production of water that is safe for human consumption, production of water that ...
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The chapter focuses on the water quality standards used for judging the quality of water derived after the treatment process. An evaluation of health risks associated with drinking water is necessary and timely. There are three basic objectives of water treatment, namely, production of water that is safe for human consumption, production of water that ...
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Linguistic Qualities of International Standards
International Journal of IT Standards and Standardization Research, 2006Linguistic qualities are essential for the use of every standard. The intentions of the standards developers should become perfectly clear to those who will finally use the documents, but language barriers at several project stages may hinder this. This article addresses the topic for standards at the global and regional levels.
Teichmann, H (Hans) +2 more
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STANDARDS OF QUALITY AND QUALITY OF STANDARDS FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
The 4th Conference on Standardization and Innovation in Information Technology, 2005., 2006Mostafa Hashem Sherif +2 more
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Dilemmas in setting quality standards
Nursing Standard, 1992Setting standards of care is an activity which requires creativity, but may lead nurses into conflict. Issues such as nurse accountability, understanding of the nurse's role and the philosophy of the organisation in which the nurse works, will affect and complicate the process of standard setting.
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Monitoring quality and standards
Nursing Standard, 1991S, Rodgers, S, MacBride
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Managing software quality by standardization
Software Process: Improvement and Practice, 1997This paper examines the efficiency and effectiveness of a prescriptive systems development methodology in practice. The UK government’s mandatory Structured Systems Analysis and Design Method (SSADM) was examined to determine its value to software projects.
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Time to add screening for financial hardship as a quality measure?
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Ya-Chen Tina Shih +2 more
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