That's a sure way to dilute quality for both".
Ideally, we would have more teams competing in WSL1, but we do not yet have the strength and depth of English talent to expand much beyond eight top-flight clubs and we do not want to dilute quality.
Opponents say "harmonisation" is not some boring, technocratic exercise, but rather a race to the bottom that will dilute quality controls and safety standards.
The major obstacles standing in the way of a creation of a chain spa are financing, lack of management expertise, overly rapid expansion and fear of diluting quality for quantity, according to industry experts.
But if a school admits too many, it may change the broader feel of a campus, dilute quality and anger local taxpayers who feel that their children's places are being given away.
Hence, cross-contamination cannot cause the true water quality to be diluted into lower concentration ("non-dilution property").
Desperate academics opened their doors to lower-grade applicants for science courses, diluting quality and demoralising their departments.
"We feel we have something special, and we want to share this experience with more people without diluting quality," Jaber said.
It is a Nasal Ranger, also known as a field olfactometer, the device environmental health officers use to measure and quantify odour strength, by diluting air quality in relation to human perception levels.
Britain's Labour government raised the number of apprenticeships but diluted their quality in order to keep unemployment figures down.
Others believe that the lower commissions are diluting the quality of services provided to the public and, thus, puts the public at risk in a real estate transaction — which is the largest transaction of a lifetime for most homeowners.
