Sentence examples for poor quality source from inspiring English sources

The source of poor quality water in the Albuquerque well is more than 20,000-year old, arsenic-bearing water from depths greater than 250 m, whereas in the Modesto well the poor quality source is recent (less than 50 years old) nitrate- and uranium-bearing water from depths less than 45 m.

They also had a local but poorer quality source.

The "halo" on the outside of the phantom (Fig. 9 c) in this case is smaller than the one from the "pure" reconstruction, most likely a side effect of the increased amount of training required to compensate for the poorer quality source image.

Additionally, caretakers may be more likely to supplement water needs from poorer quality sources.

In contrast, plant tissue feeding (poor quality sugar source) in the sugar-rich habitat was much less (0.3%) than in the sugar-poor site (30%).

This result is not unprecedented, however, and likely reflects the poor quality of source water in our study communities.

This poor quality of the source was consistent with the study done in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal (Haramoto et al. 2011).

To counteract problems associated with data duplication among source trees and source trees of poor quality (see [ 29]), all source trees were subjected to the selection protocol outlined in Bininda-Emonds et al. [ 99] and excluded for one or more of the following reasons: 1.

1 The quality of nursing care and the potential for poor nursing care to do patients great harm has been the focus of numerous recent reports in England. 2 3 Poor quality care is a source of significant increased cost internationally.

Errors may arise from a variety of sources, including sequencing errors, a poor-quality reference genome, or alignment errors.

The paper aims not to provide accurate and robust estimates of investment elasticities (a doubtful task given the poor quality of the data sources and the modelling problems), but to develop and critically assess the validity of an empirical approach for characterising the production of science and its impact, from a comparative perspective.