The phrase "a large quality" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically intended to describe a significant amount or degree of something, but "quality" is not the appropriate noun in this context.
Example: "The project was successful due to a large quantity of resources allocated to it."
Alternatives: "a large amount" or "a significant quantity".
P Gleave worked in the readers and copyholders department, a large quality control team responsible for spotting inconsistencies between the proof and copy versions of journalist's work before it went to press.
The low surface resistance of superconductor compared to normal conductor corresponds to a large quality factor (Q) and improved performance in passive microwave devices.
A large, quality network: No one knows everything.
These guidelines were randomly selected from 53 systematically-identified guidelines collated for a large quality and safety project.
In particular, the many outliers among the singleton samples with rather high FDU values indicate a large quality variation not suitable to provide a consistent statistical basis.
Current data, based on a large quality improvement study, suggest that mothers should be educated about reporting changes in fetal movements and units should provide standardised care including cardiotocography/non-stress test and ultrasound scan [ 13].
The efficient way to get a larger quality factor is to increase the natural resonant frequency.
Intuitively, a larger quality differential tends to render a larger market share of the high-quality platform socially desirable.
Conclusions: The MECU course, as part of a larger quality improvement project to create a labour ward HDU environment was created in response to local audit.
Instead of overwhelming your reader with every detail of your high school experience, focus on something particular that is illustrative of a larger quality.
Future evaluation of the ReplaySuite in a larger quality assurance study and training environment is anticipated.
