For example, in water-scarce contexts, a "water module" is incorporated, looking in greater depth at local water politics, allocation systems, quality, quantity, affordability and cultural dimensions than standard assessment would.
Plants have evolved with multiple photoreceptor-systems to monitor the surrounding light quality, quantity, and direction.
But the Soviet system emphasized quantity, not quality, and during the decades when wine was made to the plan, Communist winemakers cheated, spiking grape juice with sugar to increase its alcohol content after fermentation, then cutting the wine with water to increase production volume.
But the Tour ranking system rewards quantity of tennis over quality of victories, leaving Martina Hingis as the No. 1 player in the world.
The quantity and distribution of the health workforce, the most important aspect of health care systems, directly influenced the quality and quantity of health services and the long-term development of the medical system [ 1, 2].
Methodologies such as physiologic scoring systems to assess the quality and quantity of critical care delivered will serve as tools to help remedy the varying care delivered in the ED setting.
It is impossible to deliver high touch medicine in a fee-for-service system that emphasizes quantity over quality.
A revolution is under way as vintners reinvent their craft after 40 years of working under a state system that favored quantity over quality.
This is a system that rewards quantity over quality, one in which a player can fail to win a Grand Slam event, fail to even reach a Grand Slam final, and still end up as the world's No. 1 player.
In this review, we summarize current knowledge about how the innate immune system modulates the quantity and quality of long-term T and B cell memory and protective immune responses to pathogens.
