Sentence examples for quality as both from inspiring English sources

They should still receive a financial premium of some kind because of a move, already announced, to give extra cash to those universities which do well in independent assessments of their teaching quality (as both do).

The Hole in the Wall satisfies four of my abiding loves - a proper English pub, Cambridgeshire, fantastic food, and real value for money - and all under the aegis of two young guns who appear to have real star quality as both entrepreneurs and gastronomes.

All these observations notwithstanding a systematic investigation are recommended to monitor the hydrochemistry, metal loading and change in the surface water, as well as sediment quality as both legal and illegal mining activities, is intensifying in the area.

This increased overage does not affect the module quality as both the functional coherence and overlap with MIPS complexes is still better than sequence-based alignment methods.

Regardless of the exact cause, the high amino-acid levels in the inner-canopy fruit may indicate poor eating and storage quality, as both apples and potato tubers grown under high nitrogen supply are characterized by high amino-acid levels and storage quality.

To provide a tool to further characterize the molecular mechanisms of AS neurotoxicity both in vitro and in vivo and to evaluate the relevance for PD pathogenesis and progression of extracellular AS, we focused on setting up a fast, simple, and inexpensive method of producing high-quality AS, both the native and the TAT-fusion AS form.

It should be obvious that less time spent with patients will negatively affect quality as well as both patient and physician satisfaction; but no one with any power seems to be interested.

and the rising age (especially among the higher educated) at which couples marry and have children, leads to lower birthrates (Ehrenfels 1907, 35 ff).. Monogamy, Ehrenfels argues, leads to a decrease both in quality as well as the quantity of the population (compare Dickinson 2002, 259), and hence a deficit in the workforce that can be compensated for only through immigration (Ehrenfels 1907, 43).

Sailors' associations have expressed reservations about water quality as well as the garbage, both of which they say could harm sailors' health.

Without frequent replacement of new filters, residue can cause blockades on the machinery, impacting both air quality as well as power to run the machines.

As a starting point, findings on the processing of both vowel quality as well as stress information will be reviewed briefly.