Sentence examples for Preserve quality from inspiring English sources

"It's really an attempt to preserve quality," Mr. Bastianich said.

Drying operation also needs continuous improvements to reduce energy consumption and preserve quality.

Much work has been done in ensuring seamless handoffs that also preserve quality of service (QoS).

Forced-air cooling (FAC) is used to rapidly remove the field heat of horticultural produce to better preserve quality.

The interaction of fresh-cut produce with the package environment and strategies to preserve quality are discussed.

In fighting drug abuse, we must not limit patients' access to strong analgesics to manage pain and preserve quality of life.

Lanza is not currently planning any clinical trials for his work on muscle mitochondrial physiology and function, but looking ahead, says, "I hope to provide some concrete recommendations for cost-effective, straightforward lifestyle choices that can preserve quality-of-life as people get older, not necessarily increasing their lifespan, but their health span".

Similarly, the inclusion of measures of frailty into cost-utility analyses would aid in identifying subgroups of ICU patients for whom the ICU would be least likely to preserve quality-adjusted survival and/or functional independence.

Plus: preserving quality aged beef; sampling ethnic foods in Astoria; Early Girl tomatoes; and an Edible Schoolyard anniversary celebration.

It was proudly old-fashioned rock, Hollywood style, switching between narcissism and surliness, and it had a slightly preserved quality despite the band's proficiency.

Industry executives volunteered to pore over these companies' operations for five months, looking for ways to save on production costs while preserving quality.