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The part of a sentence "with a lower quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is not as good as expected or has a lower standard of performance or design. Example: "The new cheaper brand of laptop comes with a lower quality screen, but it still functions well for basic tasks."
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"They are cheaper... [but] their designs are stolen and replicated with a lower quality and it is killing their businesses".
But I.P. telephony also offered a way for international calls to be placed essentially at no cost, though with a lower quality of voice transmission.
One example: "What's the best algorithm for picking a romantic date?" (Possible answer: go on more dates with a lower quality threshold to maximise the chance of success).
The apps actually felt distracting from the book, similarly, many well known animation characters were ported to apps – but often cheaply with a lower quality of animation and without much thought about the interactions and games.
In other conditions a residual RHA is obtained with a lower quality, but it can be improved by grinding (GRHA).
In other conditions a "residual RHA" is produced with a lower quality, but it can be improved by grinding.
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Women with depression reported a lower quality of life.
It seems that patients with fibromyalgia experience a lower quality of life as compared to the general population.
Aged women with depression have a lower quality of life and may develop chronic symptoms of physical inactivity.
Two previous studies found that men diagnosed with MS have a lower quality of life than women [ 27, 28].
This last one refers to the number of time respondents moved around in bed, with more movements indicating a lower quality of sleep.
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