quality assurance

These units are typically goods returned by customers, undergo layers of quality assurance and found to be in good working order, and then re-sold at a discount instead of getting returned to the manufacturer.

Decades later, JBL systems became the basis for the THX standard, which kicked off high-fidelity quality assurances in theaters and established JBL’s presence in many auditoriums.

If a sample fails its quality assurance test, a farmer could have to destroy an entire crop of cannabis.

We even talked about how to do content quality assurance and then train writers to write better, if that is even possible.

Upon arrival, the vaccine undergoes a quality assurance process that takes 12 to 24 hours.

Any financial institution would have a huge quality assurance team to find such bugs, but for Mark it was all up to him.

Similarly, a high level of internal due diligence and quality assurance supports these rankings.