Sentence examples for pressing quality from inspiring English sources

Color quality is perhaps the most pressing quality issue.

Headache has at least one of the following three characteristics:   a) Recurs on > 15 days per month n = 12 (25.0 %) b) All of the following: n = 20 (41.7 %) (i) bilateral location   (ii) pressing quality   (iii) not accompanied by nausea, photophobia or phonophobia   c) Resolves within 4 h n = 25 (52.1 %) D.

Under the IHI model, clinical teams from healthcare institutions are convened, along with topical experts, to address a pressing quality improvement issue.

Identifying how Enterococcus enters nearshore waters will help environmental managers address pressing water quality issues, including exceedances of Enterococcus water quality standards (Knee et al., 2008).

Medicare is pressing for quality improvements, using as leverage the $155 billion it spends on hospital care annually.

Dr David Bennett, chair of Monitor, said: "We've made this decision based on evidence there are pressing clinical quality and safety issues at Suffolk".

We see Cupertino as the USSR and the developers as President Reagan: they're locked in an ideological conflict, one pressing for quality and happy masses through control, the other through power-to-the-chosen Democracy.

"In subsequent re-pressings, quality tends to slip".

He needs to consider some pressing issues of quality control.

Mr. Bloomberg has been battling the teachers' union over the issue of teacher quality, pressing Albany this year for the power to promote or fire teachers based on performance reviews instead of longevity of service.

Hughes insisted the win was down to careful build-up and pressing for better quality football after the interval.