Due to this rather poor quality in terms of novel sequence discovery, we stopped sequencing this library.
Quality of service is also an intrinsic element of access because poor quality in terms of the structure, the care provided or the outcome might compromise access [ 6].
315 X-rays (15 HBM case knees, 300 control knees) were considered to be poor quality in terms of resolution/penetration/artefact etc.
However, many studies from different countries of Sub-Saharan Africa have reported poor quality in terms of diagnostics and case management [ 1- 5].
Due to inaccessibility and poor quality in terms of content, contribution to knowledge, and writing style, the scope of the review was limited to peer-reviewed published papers.
Since there is no single accepted standard range for defining drugs as being poor quality in terms of %API, for the purposes of this paper, ACAs were defined as being poor quality if they contained < 85% or ≥ 115% of the stated API.
A rice panicle is composed of numerous branches termed spikelets with some having high quality seeds termed superior spikelets and some with poor quality seeds termed inferior spikelets.
Cross-sectional studies, studies where part of the intervention had been performed by non-PHC professionals and studies with poor quality methodology in terms of the description of the measurement processes and presentation of the results, or those with a follow-up period shorter than three months, were excluded.
According to a recent Cochrane review of acupuncture for IBS, the studies to date are of poor quality, heterogeneous in terms of interventions, controls and outcomes, and therefore provide insufficient evidence to determine if acupuncture is an effective treatment for IBS [ 13].
Poor quality of long-term stored DNA prevented amplification of the other samples.
