Sentence examples for assurance items from inspiring English sources

We developed relevant quality assurance items likely to identify occasions when study validity may have been compromised from several sources.

Factor 2 includes 5 empathy items and 2 assurance items, which explained 22.1% of the total variance and was named "empathy".

Subscales: Psychosocial care (items 6, 7, 11-13) Ditemssis/therapy (items 1-4) Quassuranceurance (items 5, 8-10) Scale: "very good", "good", "fair", "not so good", "bad" (+"not applicable") Measurement of perceived quality of health care according to the "SERVQUAL" [ 32, 33]: "Declare to what extend do you agree to the following statements concerning your ward and the care at your ward".

Mr. Nowes, like most dealers, said he demanded written assurances that items were not stolen and had been in the owner's possession for a substantial period of time.

When you see the Ocean Wise symbol, that's supposed to signify that you're making an environmentally friendly seafood choice, as "the Ocean Wise logo next to a menu or seafood item is an assurance that the item is a good choice for keeping ocean life healthy and abundant for generations to come".

Infuriated, I called back and again received assurance that the items would be redirected appropriately.

Parasuraman et al. (1985) proposed a SERVQUAL scale with 5 dimensions (i.e., reliability, tangibles, responsiveness, empathy, and assurance) and 22 items for assessing service quality and balancing customer perceptions and expectations as follows: Reliability performing and fulfilling services accurately and as they promise.

Concepts include the need for community involvement in decision-making and assurance that the items truly respond to local community needs.

The positive subscales in the expanded PANAS comprise the basic positive emotion scales (joviality, eight items; self-assurance, six items; attentiveness, four items) as well as the serenity subscale (three items), as detailed by Watson and Clark (1994).

That means, said Anthony Giorgianni, associate finance editor for Consumer Reports Money Adviser, that when a retailer sells you something, it is giving you an unwritten assurance that the item being sold will perform how it is supposed to for a reasonable period of time.

The test substance should be unambiguously described by the sponsor in accordance with the quality assurance requirements (see Item 1).