Sentence examples for recognised quality from inspiring English sources

By sharing first-party data, the alliance is able to execute targeted campaigns alongside globally recognised quality content to its 110 million strong audience.

Although the ONS has recognised quality as an important factor and tried to incorporate it when measuring NHS output by putting a value on any increase in short-term survival rates, shorter waiting times and primary care performance indicators such as improvements in blood pressure, it itself admits that measuring quality in the NHS is very difficult.

The MLW laboratory participates in a number of internationally recognised quality control programmes.

We used a multifaceted intervention based upon recognised quality improvement strategies that are implemented over a 12 month time frame.

Whilst more traditional participant observation is beneficial, it has limitations compared with tutor peer observation, in that our participants only recognised quality improvement issues relating to teaching and failed to acknowledge issues related to content.

For this first public release of GPX-MEA, studies conducted using the Affymetrix GeneChip® platform have been preferentially selected since they have widely recognised quality control parameters, use of standardized manufacturing and experimental protocols and familiarity of the platform with the biological and computational users.

Government, recognise quality when we have it.

Anyway, even if not to my taste, I can recognise quality in a breakfast.

So most of us, I think, recognise quality journalism when we encounter it (which many of us feel is much less often than we would wish).

It would be a mistake to assume these audiences don't crave and recognise quality in the same way an urban audience might.

When it comes to poverty reduction, the trend in international aid and development has been to recognise quality of life and wellbeing factors for vulnerable populations instead of simply calculating the prevention of deaths.