If you buy a cheap bag which breathes its last on the luggage carousel at Heathrow – or before – you'll need to buy another, possibly poor-quality one, when overseas which is a chore and a cost you can do without.
When one doubts the outcomes of a poor-quality study, one is in effect entertaining the possibility that some array of other factors or reasons (beside the one the study aimed at characterizing) has accounted for the outcomes, and the study's design does not allow one to attribute the outcomes confidently to the nominally tested influence.
For instance: this Vizio 32-inch 720p plasma costs $600, exactly a quarter what my parents paid for a much poorer quality one a couple years ago.
The tendency is to go for better quality rather than a poor quality piece". One of the shop's best sellers is a souvenir note tablet designed by DiMaio featuring color drawings of Father Junipero Serra, the Mission and, of course, swallows.
All were small and of uncertain or poor quality; one was a non-randomised trial (Henriksson et al, 1988).
The trouble with having little income is that it is often easier to buy something of poor quality—one that does not fit the image of your confident, joyful self because a $30 coat will keep you warm and you don't have $60 for a comfortable waterproof hooded down jacket.
Nevertheless, the SI generated by DCVP has usually a poorer quality than the one generated by MCTI.
Prime quality individuals have a lower mortality cost due to earliness than poor quality ones (Møller 1994a; but see Brown and Brown 1999a).
As one distributor said: 'They buy the wrong products, they buy poor quality ones, they use them incorrectly.
Better quality trials did not favour ESWT whilst the poorer quality ones did.
Moreover, the guidelines chosen for future testing should include more poorer quality ones to ensure that the iCAHE instrument is sensitive across the spectrum of quality.
