Evidence gathered since 2006 has indicated that measures used in the nGDS contract have concentrated upon quantity not quality [16].
He recommended concentrating on the quantity of generated ideas, going easy on criticism, welcoming quirky thoughts and working to combine several proposals to get better ones.
However, the commercial aspect towards managing the CHCs by hospitals is not in the benefit of these centers because hospitals are targeting and concentrating on attracting quantity rather emphasizing on delivering a quality service.
It is also sensible to infer that the outer regions of the tumor may concentrate higher quantities of aluminum due to uptake by the immune system from the axillary skin.
Used again and again on an ever-concentrating quantity of notes, it works like nesting utensils.
Orthorexia, as Dr. Bratman sees it, differs from the more familiar anorexia and bulimia, in which sufferers concentrate on the quantity of food eaten, whereas the orthorexic's obsession is with the quality of the food.
John Dunford, the general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, which represents secondary school heads, added: "I think schools are concentrating on quality rather than quantity.
Limited supplies of cholera vaccine were scattered in different locations, and a decision was made not to vaccinate the local population, even though mathematical models showed that with limited quantities of vaccine, concentrating vaccination in high-risk areas would be most efficient (2).
Type of concentrates and quantity fed, number of meals per day, silage feeding, other roughages, minerals.
Feed types have been identified as a cause of colic in equines, although the concentrate type, quantity and frequency of feeding require further investigation [ 4].
This showed that despite its overall rarity on Earth, helium was concentrated in large quantities under the American Great Plains, available for extraction as a byproduct of natural gas.
