Sentence examples for differentiation in quality from inspiring English sources

You see not just the single route but the layout of all the routes within the area, with some differentiation in quality.

Once you get past all the pretty-pretty-princess malarky, the salient bit of information here is that there's no differentiation in quality between the production and vocal performance on this track and some of the most successful G-house tracks around.

Regional policies in European Union aim to reduce variation in all aspects that can influence differentiation in the quality of life, including demographic developments (European Commission 2015; Giannakouris 2008).

To maintain differentiation in the quality of user channels, we will model the growth of SNR on different transmitter-receiver links with different exponents.

With differentiations in lecture quality, service, reputation or image, and instructional resources, the study focused on new blueprinting to improve educational quality in the private institution.

Besides horizontal differentiation, hospitals may also vary in quality of services offered.

This literature makes clear the importance of introducing firm heterogeneity and quality differentiation in models of exports.

This literature emphasizes efficiency heterogeneity at the firm level and quality differentiation in describing the current patterns of international trade.

As noted in the Introduction, this literature shows that international trade models need to introduce efficiency heterogeneity at the firm level and quality differentiation in order to be consistent with several prominent, current patterns of international trade.

A differentiation in robustness between temporal quality layers is achieved by unequal error protection approach based on either application layer Forward Error Correction (FEC) or unequal transmit power for the layers or even a combination of both.

In this study, we develop a model in which a publicly owned platform competes with a private one in a free-to-air broadcasting industry in which programmes are differentiated in two dimensions: content (horizontal differentiation) and quality (vertical differentiation).