Quantity does not imply quality, but the papers are getting better, too.
"Having an art gallery on your street doesn't necessarily imply quality of life," Mr. Steinberg said.
"The thing that differentiates a university is that it implies quality," says Nick Ducoff, Level Founding Director and Northeastern's VP of New Ventures.
The computational error (implying quality of solution) and computational complexity (cost of computation) due to the presence of numerical zero became integral parts of any algorithm to justify the acceptability of a solution.
It must be emphasized that a more dense meshing does not imply quality enhancement.
A well-known name does not imply quality, though often times there is good reason for such a reputation.
In the second place, when he insists that welfare consists in the experiencing of pleasurable states, he argues, in contrast to what Bentham implied, that quality, not simply the amount of pleasure, is to be taken into account.
However, a real video sequence may have different types of content, such as slow-motion, moderate-motion, and fast-motion, and little quality degradation in average does not imply the quality is acceptable all the time.
As the EQ-5D is a quality of life measure, higher scores imply higher quality.
