Sentence examples for quality compromise from inspiring English sources

However, the low rotational accuracy and balance quality compromise their performance.

The ARR achieves this computational performance by employing the fractional decimation of, which may lead a quality compromise of the ARR compared to the ARD.

Citizen scientists have been put forth as a means for providing that sustainability, but is quality compromised when volunteers are collecting data?

Objectivity requires to perform in such a manner that have an honest belief in work product and that no significant quality compromises are made.

"Previous technology required unacceptable quality compromises," he said in a statement.

While achieving the allocated bit budget, rate control attempts to make quality compromises in ways that would have a minimum degradation on perceived through controlling quantization parameter (QP) values.

Diagnosis is jeopardised when limited biopsy material is available or histological quality compromised.

In 2001, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) identified suboptimal health care quality, compromised patient safety, and waste in our current health care system. 1 These quality issues are found among a wide range of chronic conditions, including dementia.

The particular technical challenge when extracting multiple 'omic' data sets from individual cells will be ensuring that the benefits from integrating diverse modalities not only outweigh the individual methods, but also the potential data quality compromises faced when harmonizing protocols.

From previous studies [ 40] it may be concluded that the E-optimality criterion offers the best quantity-quality compromise for the information, particularly for cases where the parameters are highly correlated or the sensitivities with respect to the parameters are highly uneven; otherwise D-optimality may be more successful.

You can have quality without compromise.