A commercial report (Healthgrades) was more commonly searched for nationally on Google than the federal government's Hospital Compare, which otherwise dominated quality-related search terms.
If theology explicates the way in which the believer understands his faith or, if faith is not a dominating quality, the way in which a religion's practitioners understand their religion this implies that it claims to be normative, even if the claim does not, as in Hinduism and Buddhism, culminate in the pretension to be absolutely authoritative.
Heatwaves have this sort of cloaking, dominating quality that seem to encompass everything: all my memories of heatwaves are bathed in hot colour, beating red and yellow light.
In the market for luxury goods, there is evidence that perceived rarity dominates quality in determining demand [7].
The study site, Bagley woods, is a 250-ha woodland (51°42′N, 5°37′W), consisting of a mixed matrix of plantations of either deciduous trees (mainly oak Quercus dominated, high quality habitat = HQ, nplots = 8) or evergreen trees (mainly pine Pinus and larch Larix, low quality = LQ, nplots = 4) (see map in Additional file 2).
The results indicated that the minimum tillage changed the distribution of SOM in soil profile rather than increasing SOM in the field-trial region of the present study, and organic farming dominated the quality change of WEOM.
We study hospitals in California, comparing resource allocation during a regime dominated by quality competition and a regime dominated by price competition.
Tam [12] observed that, in the case of asymmetric blurring, the binocular image quality is dominated by the quality of HR view.
When the calculations are performed in floating-point arithmetic (i.e., in a C++ computer program), rounding errors can be neglected, and the image quality is dominated by the quality factor.
This chapter is set against a landscape in higher education dominated by quality-driven funding models and accountability.
