Sentence examples for mean quality from inspiring English sources
"mean quality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is of poor quality. For example, "The mean quality of the product was a disappointment."
"That could mean quality control — making sure the information is accurate — and it could mean a clearer presentation, or more information".
Likewise, while a significant Chinese clientele does not necessarily mean quality – even Wong Kei has one of those – it's still intriguing that they've already arrived here.
Low website-based prices do not mean quality is compromised, as most online sites use the same technology that you would find the experts using in-store.
(Of course, chickens are not like wine: age does not mean quality. Older birds may have more flavor, but they can be gamier, with tough, stringy meat).
Quantity doesn't mean quality.
Domain 4 ("Clarity of Presentation") had the second-highest mean quality score (80.6%), with 9.3% SD.
Figure 1 summarizes the three regulatory groups' mean quality scores for each ECERS-R subscale and global quality.
We want our degrees to mean quality and high standards.
Of course, this doesn't necessarily mean quality places with plentiful resources and teaching.
Over the years I have learned that expensive products don't necessarily mean quality products.
