Citrus will cook the meat but it won't kill parasites, so quality is important.
So the quality of the reported numbers is challenged and the stock drops 5 percent, anyway.
But the focus for now is on solar, so that quality, performance, and ROI can be assured.
Some are so high quality, that they end up looking like promotional material for the games themselves.
We are building the comparison engine, so the quality control will happen on our side, and we will have something unique in the industry.
Long-term monitoring requires expertise that comes only with years on the job, so the quality of data from new entrants is always a bit suspect.
And as she talks with each of them, she shares her findings from the ones she spoke with before so the quality of the ideas increase after each interaction.
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Downing Street sources said Liberal Democrat and Conservative figures alike were now convinced that looser ratios mean nurseries can take more children on which could see staff paid more, and so greater quality staff attracted.
State budgets are often strapped, and priorities differ, so the quality of care, what patients need to do to get coverage and what the plans will pay for all vary wildly from state to state.
In many cases, it's because they know someone on the inside and that's not to say that they were unfairly selected, but when you have - I work, for instance, with stars, very high quality talent, so they know other high quality talent.
As the price of the TVs drop, so does the quality of the processors.
As the training has improved, so has the quality of the recruits being trained.
Chew seemed to be caught between sessions at a conference, so the video quality is not great.
Many health care buyers individuals or employers are not yet so sophisticated about quality.
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The banks and brokerage houses are now so big that quality control is less reliable and sometimes even less expected.
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You have to go back to the 1980s really to find them so short of quality in the bowling department.
Analyst Bill James came up with a metric called Game Score, which quantifies the elements of a so-called quality start.
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He added that Chinese buyers generally care more about price than quality so some U.S. producers worry this could be a fad.
One can argue that not only is the quantity of time spent on mobile bypassing desktop, but so is the quality of time.
Guitar overlord Paul Reed Smith is so fanatical about quality that he has grabbed less-than-perfect instruments from his luthiers and sawed them in half.
So solemn was this duty, so necessary the quality-control it was meant to provide, that fully two-thirds of the Senate must concur for a treaty to be ratified.
Roberts' return, for one, would provide Wales with a centre who has the size and the discipline to run straight lines and commit defenders - a quality so lacking of late.
We all felt the awards fatigue for this AMC favorite, but did the drama really drop so low in quality that it went from a perpetual frontrunner to not even being nominated?
He was not replaced with a player of similar quality so we had Alex, who had been third in the pecking order, moving up into second place and then first when Terry was injured.
During a call the service monitors how fast data are going through the air and adjusts call quality so the video doesn't cut off when a network's load changes or someone roams to a new cellular tower.
The art market is finally catching up to what scholars and museums have known for years, but, like so many artists, the quality of Ms. Neel's work can be uneven, so choose wisely.
"The quality of the people we put in is graduates with experience, they perform better, so on matrix such as quality percentages we score higher, " says Ganesh.
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