Specifically, Heins said that he was "not satisfied with level of performance and user experience" of BlackBerry 10 on the PlayBook, though he quickly added that the company would continue to "support PlayBook on existing software platform and configurations".
The quality of care should be assessed both within the dispensary and also through a survey of women who have received care: it may be the case that women in one area are less satisfied with a given level of care than women in another area, due to differences in expectations [ 20].
Similar results were found in this study, with over 90% of users being very satisfied or satisfied with their level of involvement once the specialist services were involved.
Several large surveys, although most probably not representative due to a low response rate of around 30%, have been done by others recently for the new Austrian PHE and signal a satisfaction level of 41% being very satisfied with the quality.
I myself am a satisfied consumer of Medicare.
Satisfied participants more often had a lower level of education (62.9 % no education to lower vocational education) compared to moderately satisfied (41.1 %) or unsatisfied (44.8 %) participants (p = 0.002).
Finally, level of education is linked to some items: those who have had some kind of university training are the least satisfied with housing (p = 0.008), love life (p = 0.037), level of responsibilities (p = 0.002) and their life in general (p = 0.044) whereas those who have no education or a low level of education are the most satisfied in the same areas.
Because patients often report a high level of satisfaction [28], ratings responses ranged from "poorly satisfied" (0) to "extremely satisfied" (10) (Figure 2).
The main purpose of the proposed model is to analyze the intrusion detection probability, which helps in sensor deploying, to gain a satisfied WSN security level.
It is observed that individuals with a high level of education tend to be less satisfied than those possessing a lower or medium level of education.
