Sentence examples for while quantity from inspiring English sources

"While quantity is certainly an interesting piece of data, that information did not help software developers drive traffic to Amazon.com," said Drew Herdener, a spokesman for Amazon.

But chemical scientists, earning almost £10,000 more, only scraped into the top 200, while quantity surveyors, on £38,855, could do no better than 234th place.

Peter Harnick, director of the Washington, D.C.-based Center for City Park Excellence at the Trust for Public Land, says that while quantity of city park acreage is important, quality is equally imperative.

As a continuous therapy, CRRT has the benefit of better mimicking normal renal function, while quantity of therapy delivered is more easily assessed and compared with endogenous renal function.

First, we observed that the quantity of RNA isolated from PBMCs with the Norgen kit measured by Nanodrop (1.93 μg/1×10 cells, Table  1A) was higher than that obtained with MN (p = 0.006 – Mann Whitney test) or Qiagen (p = 0.002 – Mann Whitney test) while quantity measurements with Agilent Nano 6000 chips yielded similar results.

Frequency was measured with the item "How often do you consume alcohol?" with alternatives ranging from "never" to "roughly 6 7 times a week", while quantity were assessed for both weekend and weekdays through the item "How many units do you usually drink when you consume alcohol?" with fixed answer categories ranging from "less than 1", to "10 or more".

A tariff quota permits the import of a certain quantity of a commodity duty-free or at a lower duty rate, while quantities exceeding the quota are subject to a higher duty rate.

Truthfully, though, we did sell Turkey-and-Gravy soda in 2006, and if you really, really must have Turkey-and-Gravy soda (perhaps you broke your jaw?), you can find it here, while quantities last.

But while the quantity improved, the quality did not.

While the quantity of years I have ahead of me might not be exactly what I wish for, accepting this can bring a focus on achieving a better quality of life.

While the quantity and quality of storm-prediction data has exploded in recent years, it is important that forecasters be able to see the whole picture, and help people understand threats in a plain-spoken non-alarmist way.