Unqualified Sample Clauses

The "Unqualified" clause establishes that a statement, representation, or warranty is made without any limitations, exceptions, or conditions. In practice, this means the party making the statement is fully responsible for its accuracy and cannot later claim that certain circumstances or qualifications should limit their obligation. For example, an unqualified warranty of title in a sales contract means the seller guarantees clear ownership without any hidden claims or encumbrances. This clause ensures maximum assurance and clarity for the receiving party by removing ambiguity and potential loopholes that could otherwise limit liability or responsibility.
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Unqualified is an employee who has no relevant experience or qualifications recognised by the employer.
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Unqualified. Samples that do not meet the requirements for the library preparation and sequencing. BDC does not recommend using this sample. If the user insists on proceeding with the library preparation of Risky or Unqualified samples, the user must acknowledge and accept the potential limitations and risks involved via email.
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Unqualified. Unqualified data significantly lacks the necessary quality standards, making it unsuitable for reliable bioinformatics analysis. We recommend not using this data. However, if the user chooses to proceed with analysis of Unqualified data, the user must acknowledge and accept the potential limitations and risks involved in the analysis outcome.
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Unqualified. We have audited the annual accounts of expenditure declared to the Commission as expenditure incurred for the Programme for the 200x financial year by [name and address of SAPARD Agency]. Our responsibility, acting as Certifying Body, is to express an opinion on the annual accounts based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with internationally accepted auditing standards and Article 6 of Section A of the Annex to the Multi-annual Financing Agreement. We planned and performed the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the accounts transmitted to the Commission are free of material misstatement. The audit included examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the information in the annual accounts, the records of commitments, an examination of procedures and of a sample of transactions. The audit covered compliance of payments with the Multi-annual Financing Agreement only as regards the capability of the SAPARD Agency's administrative structures to ensure that such compliance has been checked before payment is made. Our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion. In our opinion the accounts to be transmitted to the Commission for the 200x financial year (dated Our audit was conducted between DD/MM/YYYY and DD/MM/YYYY. A report on our findings is delivered at the same date as the date of this certificate.
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