Collocations withquality

These are words often used in combination withquality.

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abstract quality
If truth is an abstract quality or principal held by reality, how does it argue for itself, how does it display its strength?
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admirable quality
Some of them are rebels against society; and, within limits, to be rebellious against society in the days of one's youth is an admirable quality.
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aesthetic quality
Second, there's almost an aesthetic quality that you model extremely cleanly.
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artistic quality
Why should this depreciate music's status, artistic quality or any other pedagogically important matter?
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audio quality
We also required that the data be sufficient in quantity and of good enough audio quality to permit reliable quantitative analysis of linguistic variability.
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better quality
The key issue it addresses is how to create simultaneously more and better quality jobs.
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build quality
There have been no changes to the build quality of the vessels.
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decent quality
Although varied in style and presentation, the figures are generally of decent quality.
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declining quality
The declining quality of the public school encourages even some of the unable, rich to attend private schools.
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defining quality
Visual imagery is perhaps the most defining quality of dream mentation.
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desired quality
Finally, the suitability of a hypothesis always depends on the desired quality of the sought solution.
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distinctive quality
The fashionable schools of criticism give attention to the 'non-literary' text, sometimes to the extent of denying not only a canon of literature but even a distinctive quality of literariness.
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dreamlike quality
A chronic sense of depersonalization and detachment seen in children with pathological dissociation gives a dreamlike quality to their autobiographical memories.
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dubious quality
The size of the research agenda is too large and the funding and time too scarce for nurses and other stakeholders to be undertaking research of dubious quality.
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elusive quality
They may also explain the elusive quality of the ' middle sort of people ', apparent only to some contemporary observers, and rarely to the group themselves.
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enhanced quality
This contributed to enhanced quality of work life for all providers, as well as better service to clients.
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environmental quality
The two dummy variables for environmental quality both had significant impacts on property prices.
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ethereal quality
Its ethereal quality lends potency to the charged space between the gallery blocks.
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exceptional quality
These exceptional quality crystals introduce negligible aberration into the frequency doubled beam.
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expressive quality
But rather surprisingly, the essence of opera as excessive, fatal and anxiety-ridden has been carved into the expressive quality of the film itself.
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feminine quality
A man with feminine qualities who still likes women.
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inferior quality
This irregularity is most probably associated with the inferior quality of the primary data for the decade 1894-1903.
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innate quality
Research has shown that measured intelligence is not a fixed and innate quality.
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intangible quality
Morale is clearly an intangible quality not directly measurable on the basis of evidence.
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intrinsic quality
Both churches deploy lamellae as light attenuators and resonators which operate within an enclosure lined predominantly with white opaque paint which is without intrinsic quality.
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lesser quality
Audience tapes are often assumed to be of a lesser quality than line recordings, but due to technological advances in portable recording equipment this is no longer necessarily the case.
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magical quality
As such, education took on a superstitious or magical quality.
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marital quality
For dual-earner couples (with or without children), weekend work has no effect on marital quality.
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medicinal quality
If the livers were boiled immediately they would give medicinal quality cod liver oil, and in some cases boilers for that purpose are provided on the trawlers.
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methodological quality
Dimensions of methodological quality associated with estimates of treatment effects in controlled trials.
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mystical quality
In fact, this is strongly present in the urge towards allegory that is often to be noted, with its impassioned, mystical quality, often at odds with tough reality.
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nutritional quality
The high nutritional quality of the detrital organic matter in our study stream may result from grazing by tadpoles which enhances nitrogen fluxes.
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optical quality
This requires optical quality a little better than the human eye but much less precise than an ordinary off-the-shelf amateur telescope.
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outstanding quality
A programming pearl is a short piece of self-contained code of outstanding quality.
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overall quality
Additionally, peacefully aware patients had the highest overall quality of death as reported by their caretakers in a postmortem evaluation.
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peculiar quality
We can give to the world films of a peculiar quality and of an intellectual quality which no other nation can give.
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perceived quality
The present study is but a first step in understanding the complexities of the types, functions and perceived quality of relationship networks.
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perception of quality
Of course, to improve the perception of quality and equitable healthcare, improved access is needed.
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poetic quality
In selecting a poem, visual elements embedded in the poem were more important than its poetic quality.
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poor quality
Although the association operated four gins in the colony by 1910, yields were often low and of poor quality.
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quality content
There is also a need for good quality content.
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quality ingredients
In addition to allowing dyers to circumvent the obstacles to obtaining quality ingredients, caustic soda and synthetic dye helped them to increase the volume of production.
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quality life
The main components of quality life were sense-of-self, the care environment, relationships and activities.
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quality measurement
The paper will present experimental results obtained at different laser systems, first beam quality measurement on laser accelerated heavy ions, and ion beam source size measurements at different laser parameters.
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quality of care
In recent years the focus on quality of care has shifted gradually toward the process and outcome aspects of healthcare provision.
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quality of education
The number of seminarians increased, the quality of education plummeted.
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quality of instruction
The second factor is instruction: the better the quality of instruction, the higher the student s level of attainment.
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quality of mercy
The quality of mercy is not one of which any man need be ashamed.
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quality of reporting
However, this critical appraisal was conducted on published reports of the studies and may be limited by the quality of reporting.
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quality of schooling
We take this equality to indicate that the two groups of children were broadly the same in terms of native ability and quality of schooling.
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quality of teaching
In fact, the research appears not to have addressed the quality of teaching, which is raised as a concern only in the concluding summary.
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quality of workmanship
This figurine must have held special significance, as suggested by its location, quality of workmanship, and associated materials.
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quality programming
There will be real choice for viewers only if there is a sufficient amount of quality programming from which to choose.
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quality rating
A step may be for greater openness in the peer review and explicit quality rating of organizations, as happens, for example, in bond markets (29).
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redeeming quality
This is not to say that being hypocritical rather than conniving is a redeeming quality.
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reflective quality
Nos. 2 and 6 have a reflective quality.
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sculptural quality
Structurally, the group made use of collage, mixed media, oversized canvases, and assemblages that gave many of the works a sculptural quality.
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stringent quality
As well as grain yield, grain quality traits, indicated by conforming to the stringent quality requirements for durum cultivar registration, were also considered.
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sufficient quality
In the 82 % of instances where sequence of sufficient quality was generated in both regions, there was subtype concordance.
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superior quality
The experimental results gave no support for the hypothesis that plants should be of superior quality in the forest habitat.
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surreal quality
Some of the example she gives of their propositions have a surreal quality.
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tonal quality
There is strong correlation between pitch and the period, and between timbre (tonal quality) and the waveform shape.
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tone quality
This approach to music education privileged technical drills and even tone quality over extemporization, which gradually disappeared from the curriculum.
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total quality
Scores are obtained f or each of the subscales and, when combined, these subscores generate a total quality of life score.
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uneven quality
For free-living animals ('hosts' in parasitological terms), the literature on invasions is vast, widely scattered and of uneven quality, making quantitative analyses difficult.
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unique quality
Due to the unique quality, a wealth of applications has been proposed, and the first experiments confirmed their prospects.
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variable quality
The remainder of the meeting consisted of a succession of isolated papers of very variable quality, only a few of which can be mentioned here.
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varying quality
Let us first consider the varying quality of information.
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vocal quality
As vocality concerns the vocal quality of a sound event, it is based on a perceptive analogy with the natural voice.
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water quality
As a result, public health concerns based on assessment of tap water quality may substantially overstate health concerns about public water supplies.
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