Sentence examples for quality lowered from inspiring English sources

For example, on air quality, a meta-analysis in 2006 of 24 studies found that poor air quality lowered performance by up to 10% on measures such as typing speed and units output.

Considering the publications' RCT design, the grading commenced at the highest level of quality, lowered by one level for each of the following scientific considerations: risk of bias, consistency of results, directness (generalisability), and precision (sufficient data).

Those were the Rust Belt years when many steel companies were failing and imports of better quality, lower cost steel were rising.

Specific issues included reduced irrigation flow resulting from deforestation, reduced water quality, lower ground water tables, unsustainably-sourced fuel wood and problems of over-farming.

GPMs provided a better quality (lower permeability) of an acid-degraded layer, lowering the degree of further deterioration.

Koch plans to unite its petroleum engineers with Purina's scientists to come up with high- quality, lower-cost blends.

Diets of lower energy density are associated with higher diet quality, lower body weights, and better health outcomes.

Using this information, the nodes will discard the RREQ received through a link of a quality lower than the threshold.

Why would American push its employees to those for-profit institutions, when higher quality, lower priced options are often available?

Negative and positive scores indicate alignment quality lower and higher than for random sequences, respectively.

For the SNV calling, the reads with a mapping quality lower than 15 are not considered.