Sentence examples for retained quality from inspiring English sources

Fruit stored in MAP retained quality up to 17, 13 and 9 d of storage at 10, 15 and 20 °C, respectively.

Using these alterations, the input vector to SVM is the five retained quality criteria (one for image quality and four pattern-based quality) and the output can belong to ten different classes defined as follows (see Table 2): Class 1 illustrates a reference image.

Consensus alignments from the four different methods were trimmed so that only amino acid residues aligned in identical positions by all assemblers were retained (quality = 9).

Even at the beginning of the 21st century, the province retained qualities of its rural and small-town past.

She worries that politicians pretend to voters that we can have lower taxes and still retain quality services.

So, despite the economic downturn, the store's sales show that "pieces sell well if they retain quality and style".

More than quality research, it is the ability to attract and retain quality educators that matters most.

The financial problems coincided with the team's repeated failure to retain quality players, which routinely aggravated even the most loyal fans.

But to recruit and retain quality judges -- and for the sake of fairness -- Congress needs to provide salaries that bear a reasonable relationship to other professional opportunities.

The governor said Iowa hospitals and clinics find it hard to recruit and retain quality personnel because the same services get higher compensation in other states.

They also have difficulty recruiting and retaining quality workers for group homes, and many hired do not have even have the college degree that Ms. Moulton possessed.