Where quantity is lacking, however, the beneficiary could be quality.
While numerous reviews have discussed the importance of and dependence on materials for thermoelectric performance, an overview of how to predict the performance of various materials and structures based on fundamental quantities is lacking.
Although NGS platform has been shown to generate highly reproducible, accurate data with high correlation to other platforms for high quality RNA samples [ 21– 24], comparative data on media with low quality and quantity RNA are lacking.
Simon Kinzley, an EAP teacher at University College London and until recently chair of the Baleap student tracking project, believes universities have a poor grasp of how their foreign students perform because the quality and quantity of research is lacking.
These "new" and "old" pools included the same set of children, with the exception of 1 3 individuals in each pool for whom enough quantities of serum were lacking to include in the new pool (Table 1).
Although China has some iron-ore reserves, the quality and quantity of those reserves is lacking.
For example, students who feel that intelligence is a fixed quantity in which they are lacking may decrease their efforts to learn and study ineffectively as a result (Henderson and Dweck, 1990).
The 20th century is not as well represented, but fine examples by Sheridan Lord, John Marin, Ernest Lawson and others make up in quality what is lacking in quantity.
But what seems to be lacking is quantity.
What we've been lacking in relative quantity is definitely there in relative quality.
Food waste is an issue of global significance, affecting food security and environmental sustainability, yet basic information is lacking on the types and quantities wasted.
