Sentence examples for quality such that from inspiring English sources

Scrinis argues this ideology has narrowed and in some cases distorted our appreciation of food quality, such that even highly processed foods may be perceived as healthful depending on their content of "good" or "bad" nutrients.

To obtain high quality variants we filtered the positions that had depths of coverage less than 20, minor-allele frequency less than 10% and a genotype quality (GQ, encoded as a phred quality such that the higher the GQ, the higher the likelihood of true positive) value less than 30.

It was found that 14% oil sludge could be added to raw mixture and that variations in the mode of oil sludge addition had no obvious effect on the combustibility of the mixture or the cement quality, such that all cement samples satisfied the P.O 42.5 standard.

Hence, s ̄ is the upper bound of s (a lower bound of quality) such that there are still some fee-only patients in equilibrium.

Each of these parameters is fitted separately in a functional relationship with subjective assessment of quality such that the correlation between the parameter values and subjective scores is maximized.

In other words, the employed bees explored a food source neighborhood MAX LIMIT times; however, they did not find any food source with better quality, such that it is not worthwhile following a way where all food sources around it have worse quality than the current source.

During this period in landscape design, much care was taken to emphasize the landscape's pictorial qualities, such that a distinct foreground, middle ground, and background could be perceived; to suit the general design purposes, follies were usually built on a much smaller scale than the buildings they imitated.

Research has also shown that pedagogical agents should emulate human-like qualities, such that an agent voice should be narrated by a human voice rather than a computer-synthesized voice [7, 8].

If there is a non-empty set of possible qualities such that firm unit cost is below the corresponding price (as in Fig. 1), then the firm can profitably sell in market n.

One could compare this document to the formal review sheets distributed to faculty members by individual training programs and departments for the purpose of trainee evaluation; I have long felt that the latter can at times be poorly designed, encouraging an evaluation of imprecise qualities, such that their use might even be harmful to the trainee-mentor relationship.

We also discuss in depth the parameters that characterize LAI/FPAR product quality—such as quality assessment (QA) that is available to the users along with the product.