And in a recorded interview, Dr. Fisher acknowledged that the separate quality measures were difficult to find on the atlas Web site.
The primary reason for making a monoprint is that, when the image is offset from the plate to the paper, the print achieves a separate quality and luminosity totally unlike a painting made directly on paper.
Indeed, in a separate "quality review" by an outside consulting group hired by the Education Department to evaluate each of the city's schools, most of the principals at the 52 failing schools — including several who have since departed — were rated "proficient".
This is not what one would like to expect for a metric to separate quality models from poor models.
When asked by Needham analyst Charlie Wolf whether Apple plans to take any steps to help consumers "separate quality applications from the garbage," Cook hinted some changes could be coming.
The rationale in favor of this approach lies in the advantage of placing as many assays on a single analyzer, rather than maintaining two or more analyzers, because each instrument requires separate quality control (QC), preventive maintenance, record keeping, etc. (Figure 1).
People are getting better at finding ways to separate quality from schlock.
The IRS insists that every return handled by these programs be reviewed by at least three people: the volunteer preparing the return, the taxpayer who signs the form and a separate quality control volunteer who double-checks the work.
Lichtenstein liked this quality of his paintings within his paintings, saying "I like the combination of a very separate quality that each of my paintings has within the painting, and the fact that everything works as one painting too".
Each plate included negative controls (with no DNA) and positive controls were duplicated on a separate quality control plate.
