Sentence examples for capturing feedback from inspiring English sources

We need to do better at capturing feedback from carers as well as patients, so that quality of care can be improved.

A spokesperson added: "We are aware, however, that not all people will formally complain and we are introducing better ways of capturing feedback.

Surveys are a commonly used method of capturing feedback from patients on a wide number of healthcare topics.

Especially after disaster occurrence, it would be appropriate to reconsider existing data, information, and knowledge, preferably within larger spatial and temporal scales to capture feedback loops (López-Peláez and Pigeon 2011).

It must be underlined at this point that the opportunity to provide access to a general audience people to the WMN infrastructure is a critical point for a testbed, since it enables to offer a realistic load to the network and to capture feedback on the users' perceived quality of the considered architecture (this last version currently under implementation).

Recently, we defined a new metric, termed Shortest Retroactive Distance (ShReD), to capture feedback and other cyclical interactions in a metabolic network [ 17].

Formal mechanisms for reviewing decisions are needed in order to capture feedback from stakeholders on key decisions, and to resolve disputes and challenges.

Furthermore, we investigated the ability of our method to capture feedback loops, which are fundamental in the regulation of signal transduction.

An additional qualitative data collection tool was developed to capture feedback on the usability of individual data input fields from the perspective of the abstractors.

To capture feedback from previous and potential applicants, recent users of the existing system were contacted personally and a generic invitation to provide feedback was circulated via the 'Senior Medical Staff', 'All Managers' and 'Department Head' email lists.

When reviewing these modelling approaches we reflect on a set of criteria including the ability of an approach (1) to capture feedbacks between social and environmental system, (2) to represent the sources of regime shifts, (3) to incorporate complexity aspects, and (4) to deal with regime shift identification.