QA definition

QA means Quality Assurance.
QA means a defined methodology and set of procedures for the purpose of monitoring and enforcing performance standards related to Services.
QA means quality assurance.

Examples of QA in a sentence

  • Provides guidance and subject matter expertise to IT teams on QA methodologies and processes, educates them on their responsibilities/accountabilities for the purpose of achieving on-time and quality deliverables.

  • Quality assurance (QA) measures will be followed to ensure completeness of the information communicated during the study.

  • The QA objectives for collection and communication of information will: • Withstand scientific scrutiny • Be obtained by methods appropriate for the information and its intended use, and • Be representative and of known completeness and comparability.

  • Supplier is responsible for imposing the applicable QA requirements on its sub-tier suppliers.

  • QA Explain the QA checks that have been undertaken on the results, including thresholds that may have been set.


More Definitions of QA

QA means the rate of 0.85 cents per litre, relating to the quality adjustment to Western Australian specifications;
QA means certified qualified applicator. “QP” means qualifying party.
QA is the projected FTE utilization of Members to be utilized in the Municipal Police Units for that Fiscal Year; and
QA means quality assurance activities conducted in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practices.
QA means Quality Assurance, being that part of each management system, within Hana and INEX separately, having responsibility for assuring the quality of Material and Manufacturing in respect of compliance with Regulatory Requirements.
QA holdco” or “holding company” shall mean a company or LLP.,-
QA means the responses to the Q&A Log published following submission of the Tender and prior to award of the CAEHRS.