"lives quality" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It should be either "quality of life" or "living quality." Example: "The city's high crime rate greatly affects the quality of life for its residents."
IN general, though, Professor Baumol seems bent on persuading us not to toss out the kinds of labor-intensive and increasingly expensive things that give our lives quality: Mozart quartets, annual physical exams, and, yes, welfare programs for the poor.
The CWF framework encompasses 37 indicators within five sections: healthy lives, quality, access, efficiency, and equity of the health care system.
Using a decision-analytic approach, we predicted outcomes, measured in lives, quality adjusted life years (QALYs), and costs, for a series of simulated bioterrorist attacks.
Three main endpoints were included in the analysis: lives, quality-adjusted life-years, and costs.
The evaluation employed weighted ROC curves that incorporate the following outcomes in order of increasing comprehensiveness: lives, quality-adjusted life years (QALYs), and costs.
And the live quality really added something: "Can I just tell you something?
I have returned to short stories over and over for the love of this living quality.
In his hands, inanimate objects like the sun and the moon take on an almost living quality.
In its uniquely extreme way, Russian Ark reveals the quasi-live quality inherent to all mad tracking shots, restoring a dimension of dance or circus to the film experience.
Because it moves, changes character, and comes and goes with its source, light has the power to give to the inert mass of architecture the living quality of nature.
Smart living (quality of life).
