Definitions for high quality
high qual·i·ty

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1. superiority, high qualitynoun

   the quality of being superior

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1. high quality

   High quality refers to a superior standard or level of something, characterized by excellence, reliability, precision, durability, or effectiveness. It indicates a product, service, or any aspect that exceeds the average or ordinary standards, exhibiting fine craftsmanship, good performance, minimal defects, or high customer satisfaction. High quality is often associated with increased value or cost due to the effort, resources, and skills invested to achieve such a standard.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of high quality in Chaldean Numerology is: 4

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of high quality in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2

Examples of high quality in a Sentence

1. Rita Redberg:

   If high quality studies of medical devices are not done and published, it is hard for clinicians to make well informed decisions on their clinical use, and to know what patients, if any, would benefit and to know the risks of the devices.

2. Yusuke Tsugawa:

   The structural racism may at least partially explain our findings. For example, Black patients living in neighborhoods with predominantly Black residents tend to live close to hospitals that lack resources to provide high quality healthcare, it is possible that Black men in particular face especially high cumulative amounts of stress and allostatic load, which refers to the cumulative burden of chronic stress and life events, potentially leading to a higher death rate after surgery among this population.

3. Ken Paller:

   Through high-quality sleep, our memories are more likely to be available when we need them, so that we can use them to support decision-making, creativity and problem-solving.

4. Andy Roxburgh:

   This shows the incredible attention to detail which has gone into set plays... and the general speed of action, the speed of thought, delivery is everything. We have seen high quality delivery, then you get the movement and finishing ability to go with this... the coaches have to be complimented.

5. Van Beek:

   These mires and bogs are generally known for their natural qualities … and high biodiversity. They are places where special plants, animals (live) and they are very important carbon stocks that protect against climate change, but if you look at this type of research, we could say they are extremely valuable cultural archives as well, which yield really high quality evidence about human behavior for millennia.

References

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