Sentence examples for pressure quality from inspiring English sources
In addition, we have used indicators of human influence such as demographic pressure, quality of life and economic activity indicators.
Currently, there are some calculation methods, based on different simplifying hypotheses, trying to predict the two-phase flow rate through a PSV knowing inlet fluid conditions (pressure, quality or temperature) and the outlet pressure.
However, besides the increase in maximal walking distance, the prognosis of general health (diabetes, high cholesterol, hypertension, bodyweight, blood pressure, quality of life, life-style changes like smoking, and an inactive life-style) may improve.
We will advance existing work both conceptually, by exploring links between external pressure, quality systems and patient-level outcomes, and by collecting up-to-date data from a large sample of European hospitals.
The main unanswered questions in the current study are: where do the cost differences come from (to which indications and therapies do they pertain?) and what are the health-related effects of CAM treatment (objective parameters (e.g., lowering of blood pressure), quality of life, patient-reported outcomes, sick-leave, etc)?
" Willetts said there would be "pressure for quality and value for money" on universities.
Worries among suppliers in both counties were more about water pressure than quality and quantity.
If the U.S. continues to legalize pot, they'll run us into the ground". And it's not just price — Mexican growers are facing pressure on quality, too.
He nevertheless contended, "It's good government to look at all the options," and he said that voters provided the pressure for quality private service.
Hence, the effects of the operating conditions (temperature, and pressure on quality and performance of the GO membranes) were investigated.
Depending on seedling height at the time of fencing, past deer pressure, soil quality, and amount of sunlight, seedlings may need 5 to 10 years of protection before they have grown beyond the typical height of deer browsing.
