Sentence examples for quantity explains from inspiring English sources

"It's like a 'Bachelorette'-style process of elimination that helps users choose between quality over quantity," explains Andy Chen, Vice President, Match Group.

If the maxim of Quantity explains why "Beethoven wrote some wonderful music" implicates "Not all Beethoven's music is wonderful," it should also predict that "Beethoven wrote some wonderful music" with no stress or different stress has the same implicature.

This seemingly hard-wired property of the avian endbrain to extract numerical quantity explains how birds in the wild, or right after hatching, can exploit numerical cues when making foraging or social decisions.

"When the boots were first being made, that was the only color leather we could get our hands on in enough quantity," explained the brand's PR manager, Samantha Racki Komiega.

This difference in mRNA quantities explained the minor contribution of stroma to the gene expression profiles of macrodissected samples.

When GJIC is inhibited by radiation in target cells, a reduction in communication (rather than a complete inhibition) still alters the transfer of a damaging signal to bystander cells, albeit in reduced quantities explaining the nonlinear dose response.

I favor quality over quantity," he explains.

The DAH defines adhesion energy as a physical quantity and explains cell-sorting using a physical law involving the free energy minimum or adhesion energy maximum; that is, the most energetically stable structure is formed over time [ 10].

Even at the height of his success, Plunkett's furniture was only ever batch-produced in limited quantities, which explains why his work is less well known than his more high-profile contemporaries, such as Robin Day.

The comparatively low scaling quantity is explained by an investigation of the CaCO3-deposition kinetics, which reveals an activation energy that is 40% higher for the polyether ether ketone (PEEK) surface compared to stainless steel.

Beyond casual conversation though, the modern growth literature actually provides ample evidence that an immigrant's schooling and work experience quality may be as important as his or her schooling and work experience quantity in explaining labor market performance in the host country.