As prices get higher for works of decreasing quality, failures to sell multiply.
"There is going to be increasing pressure, because left alone, we're going to have more and more uninsured people and more and more underinsured people and continuing costs and decreasing quality," she said.
The "key question," he says, is: "How can we increase efficiency without decreasing quality?" Stanford faculty members, accustomed to the entrepreneurial culture, have already begun to clamor for a piece of the potential revenue whenever the university starts to charge for the classes.
In fact, outlier detection is the reason of decreasing quality.
Mexicans and other Hispanics have both wage assimilation and decreasing quality (or decreasing treatment).
As expected, we observe that the MSE increases (i.e., SNR decreases) with decreasing quality factor values.
It was found that with decreasing quality an increasing proportion of demi-embryos did not possess an inner cell mass.
The functional and psychosocial sequelae remain a major rehabilitative challenge, decreasing quality of life and delaying reintegration into society.
He cited that 30,000 people a year die of car accidents, billions of hours are spent "decreasing quality of life" during the stressful act of driving, and traffic hurts people's efficiency.
These symptoms can lead to impaired nocturnal sleep, and this impairment results in daytime fatigue and somnolence, reducing both learning and work efficiency and decreasing quality of life.
So, for many species in many domesticated landscapes, there are too many individuals in some patches of decreasing quality and no individuals in patches of increasing quality.
