Sentence examples for associating quality from inspiring English sources

These issues have been documented in high-income countries, particularly among rural populations [ 26, 31, 32], but the data associating quality of EmOC with stillbirth or perinatal mortality rates has not been compiled.

All uniformity in perceptual experience, he held, comes from "an associating quality of the mind".

Moses Sumney, a self-described "genre-agnostic" musician, said on Twitter that "much of the music on the country chart barely possesses associating qualities of the genre", and the only "difference is race".

The higher the premium, the more consumers are likely to associate quality with the offering.

Lastly, none of the tools incorporated genomic or molecular markers or treatment associated quality of life.

I will leave whingeing about the deplorable quality of British television for another day, aside from noting that my befuddled compatriots in the United States still idolise the BBC, with which they associate quality dramas from the old Upstairs, Downstairs days.

In other words, as users immerse themselves in these comprehensive pieces, they begin to associate quality content with the brand.

First, the application and the associated quality criteria are briefly described.

In other words, these processes are useful to determine if a given image presents the observed features in that material, allowing to associate quality measure parameters to it.

"The current obstacle is that consumers don't associate quality with 'Made in China,'" says Lucian James, founder of Paris-based brand consultancy Agenda.

During mapping, all reads were quality-trimmed using each read's associated quality values.