They often attract particular scrutiny, however, because their accounting quality is weak compared with that of U.S. firms.
"The data over all still suggests that mortgage quality is weak, and I would expect that there will be further weakening and foreclosures that occur before the housing market improves," said Celia Chen, director of housing research at Moody's Economy.com.com
"The company's product cycle is at a peak, earnings-per-share quality is weak and the stock is expensive, in our view," Tadross wrote in a report to investors Monday.
The growth rates over EPA scheme become bigger when the link quality is weak because in this scenario, the interference has a stronger effect on the system throughput and the mitigation of interference achieves more significant payback in throughput.
However, education quality is weak, producing high rates of grade repetition and dropout.
Sleep hygiene studies use different sets of sleep hygiene recommendations, and the evidence that improving sleep hygiene improves sleep quality is weak and inconclusive as of 2014.
We suspect that relationships between periphyton and water quality were weaker because water grab samples did not reflect the prevailing conditions to which the periphyton had been exposed.
In an interview, Mr. Singer described just such calculations behind the Great Ape Project: he left out lesser apes like gibbons because scientific evidence of human qualities is weaker, and he demanded only rights that he felt all humans were usually offered, such as freedom from torture — rather than, say, rights to education or medical care.
The result is that mechanisms to ensure quality are weak or nonexistent.
Chrysler's quality reputation is weak.
