Two of the most prevalent quality problems in GMAW are dross and porosity.
Since the uptake of Internet-based health information is so prevalent, quality, Internet-based risk communication has the potential to alert users to personal, modifiable risk behaviors.
It is prevalent, affects quality of life, and can cause absenteeism.
The SEO world has long been considered the Wild West by many because of how prevalent low quality tactics are.
[ 38, 28] Of interest in the case of QI reliability is that some quality problems will, in reality, be less prevalent in high quality facilities.
Suboptimal diet quality, prevalent among postpartum women, is troubling for mothers and their children because positive relationships between maternal and child diet quality exist.
After briefing several environmental issues prevalent affecting the quality of life and the international awareness created, this chapter discusses the engineer's role from his professional ethics point of view.
"As our inner cities undergo continued pressure for redevelopment," he said, "it is increasingly important that the new buildings at least match the standard of quality prevalent in the older buildings that made these cities great when they were first built a century ago".
In general, outbreaks are more prevalent on poorer quality sites and where there are large populations of overly-dense, older trees (Fettig et al. [2007]).
"Adolescence is a period of increased vulnerability for the onset of depression and anxiety with poor sleep quality, prevalent in adolescence, suggested as a possible contributor," the study's authors wrote in an abstract.
