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Therefore, to evaluate the measurement of trueness of HbA1c assays for laboratories and facilitate further improvements in diagnostic approaches, an HbA1c trueness verification EQA program was organized by the National Center for Clinical Laboratories (NCCL) in China.

Investigation and Analysis of Hemoglobin A1c Measurement Systems' Performance for 135 Laboratories in China

Contributing to the endowment through the IPO are legitimate because it is right to endow the commons in a common origin, and according to that we know the trueness of participating in one waqf by several persons.

Role of Waqf (Endowment) Funds in Financing Small Projects

In addition, sequencing is almost always subject to a level of systematic bias, compromising the trueness of the data--but unlike precision, this cannot be solved by read depth alone (Figure 1).

Ensuring confident detection of disease-linked variants with NGS

Prior to the stock market crash in 1929, audit reports were generally non-standardized, with relatively short statements attesting to the trueness, fairness, or correctness of companies' financial statements.

The PCAOB's proposed changes to the auditor reporting model: an in-depth overview for the classroom and beyond

Thus, the BFD does not rely on the trueness of the given pre-information.

Correct, fake and absent pre-information does not affect the occurrence and magnitude of the bilateral force deficit

applications, Abil EM 120- can stabilize pigments ef-fectively which leads to full color trueness.

Evonik Showcases Latest Personal Care Ingredients

Trueness is stated quantitatively in terms of "bias," with smaller bias indicating greater trueness.

Risk assessment of heavy metals in shellfish for the population in Nha Trang City, Vietnam

Shaw's conformations address directly a fascinating dilemma: the trueness of the image versus the veracity of the depiction.

Challenging images: Richard Shaw

I'm lucky that I've been able to navigate those choppy waters with some degree of trueness.

Wife keeps Ryan's feet on ground; MOVIES

The sixteenth-century Reformed theologian Aretius posed this issue clearly when he argued, "The trueness of the human body brooks not ubiquity.

The renewal of creation and the presence of Christ

10) Ryle holds that trueness and falseness, and correctness and incorrectness (11) must be qualities or properties resident in the propositions which they characterize: the trueness or correctness of predictions and guesses must be features or properties which belong all the time to their possessors.

Ryle on the notion of meaning

And now something about the reality and trueness or otherwise of the premise that Bhutto was a democracy loving person and Sayed an antidemocrat on which professor Chandio has built his whole story.