Quality Tests Clause Samples
The Quality Tests clause establishes the standards and procedures for evaluating whether goods or services meet specified quality requirements. Typically, it outlines the types of tests to be performed, the criteria for passing, and the party responsible for conducting or witnessing the tests. For example, it may require that products undergo inspection upon delivery or that certain performance benchmarks are met before acceptance. This clause ensures that only goods or services that conform to agreed-upon quality standards are accepted, thereby protecting the buyer from receiving substandard deliverables.
Quality Tests. Determinations as to conformity of the gas with the above specifications shall be made by Buyer in accordance with generally accepted procedures of the gas industry. Such determinations shall be made as often as Buyer reasonably deems necessary. If in the lease operator’s judgment the result of any such test or determination is inaccurate, Buyer upon request will again conduct the questioned test or determination. The costs of the additional test or determination shall be borne by Seller unless it shows the original test or determination to have been materially inaccurate.
Quality Tests. Processor will make determinations of conformity of the Gas with the above specifications using procedures generally accepted in the gas industry as often as Processor reasonably deems necessary. If in Supplier’s judgment the result of any test or determination is inaccurate, Processor upon request will again conduct the questioned test or determination. Supplier will bear the costs of the additional test or determination unless it shows the original test or determination to have been materially inaccurate.
Quality Tests. 5.4.1 LTS CORP shall be responsible for confirming the identity of Active Ingredient shipped to LTS CORP by CYGNUS or by CYGNUS-approved vendors, upon receipt of such Active Ingredient.
Quality Tests. RME is responsible for testing all Products and ensuring they perform in accordance with the specification and agree not to ship any product not meeting specification with DAC prior written consent.
Quality Tests. Brammer or Approved Vendor shall perform all tests required by the Specifications, the Quality Agreement, and the applicable Product Addendum (except, in each case, as may be specified in the applicable Product Addendum). Customer shall be responsible for all costs and expenses associated with such tests.
Quality Tests. The Party operating the measuring equipment, ------------- using approved standard methods in general use in the gas industry, shall cause adequate tests to be made to determine the quality of the gas delivered hereunder. Such tests shall be made at intervals frequently enough to ensure that the gas conforms to the specifications hereof.
Quality Tests. For digit preference, we examined the proportion of non-digital, manual measurements (height, head circumference and arm circumference) with each of the possible digits (0-9) in the tenths place (mm). We analyzed the first measurement from each anthropometrist. Since each child was measured by two different anthropometrists, we included 948 observations in the analysis. We used the Stata SE 13 (StataCorp, College Station, TX, USA) digdis package for analysis. We tested for any digit preference with ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ ▇▇▇ Squared Test. We calculated the difference between the expected and observed percentages and tested for preference of each individual digit using a two-sided Binomial Test. To determine how close our observed proportions were to a uniform distribution, we summed the difference between expected and observed for positive differences only. The sum gives the percentage of digits that would need to be reclassified (moved from an overrepresented digit to an underrepresented digit) to achieve a uniform distribution, which is similar to the ▇▇▇▇’▇ Blended Index (7) and the Digit Preference Score (14). We calculated the Digit Preference Score to allow comparisons with other research. We used the 2006 WHO Growth Standards to calculate z-scores for weight-for- length/height (WHZ), length/height-for-age (HAZ), weight-for-age (WAZ), head circumference-for-age (HCZ), and arm circumference-for-age (ACZ). We assessed the plausibility of z-scores by determining the proportion of measurements flagged as falling outside of the plausible range as defined in WHO macros (WHZ <-5|>5; HAZ <-6|>6; WAZ <-6|>5; BMIZ <-5|>5; HCZ <-5|>5; ACZ <-5|>5) (15). We also examined flags used in Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) for length and height plausibility (lying down 45-110 cm, standing up 65-120 cm). In the WHO Macro, implausible length or height measurements are not flagged, but WHZ scores that cannot be calculated are automatically set to missing. We calculated z-score standard deviations (SD) and analyzed SD disaggregated by age (under and over two years of age) to determine if the quality of measurements differed by age. We also analyzed z- scores for both the average of all measurements (repeated) and the first measurement of the first anthropometrist (single). We analyzed both intra- and inter-observer error for height, HC and MUAC using repeated measurements. Intra-observer technical error of measurement (TEM) was calculated with the following formula: (1 − 2)2 =1 � 2...
Quality Tests. (a) The quality specifications of the gas received by GTN hereunder shall be determined by tests which GTN shall cause to be made at the International Boundary or such other locations on GTN's system if required accordance with this Paragraph 3.
(b) The gross heating value of gas delivered hereunder shall be determined from read-outs of continuously operating measuring instruments. The method shall consist of one or more of the following:
(1) calorimeter
(2) gas chromatograph
(3) any other method mutually agreed upon by the parties. Measurement of gross heating value with the calorimeters shall comply with the standards set forth in the American Society for Testing and Materials' ASTM D 1826. Analysis of gas with gas chromatograph shall comply with the standards set forth in ASTM D 1945. Calculation of the gross heating value from compositional analysis by gas chromatography shall comply with the standards set forth in ASTM D 3588. GTN or its agent shall calibrate and maintain the gross heating value measurement device at intervals as agreed upon by GTN and Shipper. Shipper shall have access to GTN's devices and shall be allowed to inspect the sevices and all charts or other records of measurement at any reasonable time. (Continued)
Quality Tests. 5.1 Products must always comply with the agreed or assured condition (e.g. specifications, data sheets, drawings, samples). The Supplier shall immediately check whether a description submitted by himolla (e.g. specifications, requirement specifications, data sheets, drawings) is inaccurate, unclear, incomplete or different from possible samples. If the Supplier recognises that this is the case, it shall inform himolla in line with Subclause 3.1 of this Agreement.
5.2 Within the scope of the incoming goods inspection obligation, for which it is responsible, the Supplier shall examine the used primary materials batch by batch for quality-determining properties, in order to guarantee the correct identity of the raw materials. These examinations may be replaced by tests carried out by the manufacturer/sub-contractor for this purpose, but their results must be proven with a corresponding certificate.
5.3 The Supplier hereby undertakes to send the relevant products as initial samples to himolla and submit a full initial sample test report before the delivery of new products or after changes pursuant to Subclause 3.2 of this Agreement. The quantity of the initial samples, the initial sample procedure and the scope of the initial sample shall be coordinated between the Supplier and himolla in writing. The products, which are used for the initial sampling, must have been produced under serial conditions in full. With the testing of the initial samples by himolla and the transmission of a positive release decision, the relevant products shall be deemed as approved by himolla.
5.4 In order to guarantee the standard quality of the products, production must be monitored by controls of process parameters and essential quality features. A test plan is to be created for each product or each product family in this respect, containing stipulations for the test criteria, tolerances, test means, test methods, test frequency and release criteria. Upon request, the Supplier shall grant himolla the right to inspect these test plans. Insofar as agreed separately in writing, the test plans must be submitted within the scope of the initial sample testing and be approved by himolla in writing. The test results must be documented and evaluated in a suitable form (CAQ system, fault collection card, process control card).
5.5 Before delivering the products, the Supplier must ensure that they comply with the agreed requirements and specifications. The records of the tests according to S...
Quality Tests. The Purchaser and the Producers jointly shall agree upon reasonable methods and procedures and determine the instruments to be used for making tests to determine whether Gas conforms to the specifications set forth in Schedule B. If the parties are unable to agree upon such procedures any party may refer the question for determination by an Independent Expert.