It said it was benefiting, however, from its improved service quality, meaning it had to give fewer credits to disgruntled customers.
While I was doing this, two things became apparent: the horn was indeed diesel-quality, meaning it was very loud and should not be honked when you're under the hood; though gratifying, the sound lasted just a few seconds.
Not only that, but the studies included in this systematic review vary in quality, meaning that combining their results in a meta-analysis isn't always possible, and even where it is, isn't necessarily reliable.
"It is an improvement in quality, meaning the haphazard approach to security management of the past -- an approach that left many holes -- is steadily being replaced by robust processes of detection and response".
This year judging has used stricter criteria for water quality meaning some beaches around Wales could not apply.
Fourth, the data must have proper quality, meaning the methodology and data must be reasonable and pass cross-checking.
An international crisis Iran and Korea come quickly to mind could trigger a flight to quality, meaning Treasurys and other high-grade bonds.
Regarding environment quality, both the models have the least impact on service quality, meaning that consumers put great attention to the overall process of the e-service transmission.
ITC is thought to require protein and ligand solutions of high quality, meaning both the absence of contaminants as well as accurately determined concentrations.
