Sentence examples for marker of quality from inspiring English sources

Wine experts often use bubble size as a marker of quality, with larger bubbles found in cheap sparkling wines such as prosecco and cava.

"I don't think we've ever had an administration that thought about the vibrancy of our cultural life as a central public policy," he added, "as a marker of quality of life in a democracy".

Industrial rather than artisanal production was then the marker of quality and reliability, in India as elsewhere, and we can reasonably speculate that the drawings of the telephone and the factory suggested the modern world and all the fine things that came with it: laboratories, cleanliness, regular bowel movements.

And when a wildcard does win, as Speech Debelle did in 2008, and the gong doesn't deliver immediate career explosion (as it didn't with Debelle), commentators gleefully pile in to kick the underdog, usually highlighting a lack of sales, as if that is the absolute marker of quality.

Short postoperative ventilation times are accepted as a marker of quality.

Retrieval of ≥ 12 lymph nodes has been set as a marker of quality for surgical resection for colon cancer.

And look for little markers of quality: dovetail joints on wooden furniture; smooth surfaces; drawers that open cleanly.

As cable and streaming networks throw their money around at anybody with a good pilot script, quality—or rather, superficial markers of quality—has become increasingly necessary to stand out from the pack.

Other markers of quality assessed were whether a sample size was determined using power calculations and whether an intention-to-treat (ITT) analysis could be computed.

Secondary outcomes include (diabetes-specific) markers of quality of life and other glycemic variables.

Forest plots for all markers of quality of life can be found on bmj.com.