Sentence examples for concept quality from inspiring English sources

To guarantee correct measurement of the concept (quality of care from patients' perspective), construct and content validity were measured.

Secondary endpoints include overall survival, morbidity and toxicity related to the locoregional approach, feasibility of the combined treatment concept, quality of life and pathohistological regression.

Additionally, "patient characteristics" was identified as a new key concept in patients' experiences and the previously identified key concept "quality of relationship" between healthcare professionals was extended to "quality of relationship" with the patient.

Given that our data reflect only one component of the concept "quality of care", other studies must be carried out to be able to comment on other facets of the quality of care.

It was the latest hit from the independent producer that has cornered the market in high-concept, quality drama, following its other BBC1 hits Spooks and Hustle.

If her marriages to Joe DiMaggio and Arthur Miller have an unsettlingly high-concept quality, as if they were as much symbolic acts as intimate ones (Oates refers to them only as "the Ex-Athlete" and "the Playwright"), so, strangely enough, did her childhood.

Moreover, changes in occlusion might cause dissatisfaction with appearance and influence psychological health in terms of self-concept, quality of life, and treatment decision [4, 20, 21].

The final model accounted for 57% of the variance in QoL-AD scores, with significant contributions from depressed mood, severity of irritability shown by the person with dementia, self-concept, quality of relationship (rated by the person with dementia) and male gender.

Because we were only looking for elements of definitions and concepts, quality assessment of the studies described in the selected articles was not justified.

Regarding the global health/quality of life scale, the concepts quality of life and HRQOL are not used in the same way in the East African context and Kiswahili language as in the western world and languages.

One key principle of EVIDEM is that reasoning is facilitated and made more objective by disentangling these distinct concepts (quality of evidence based on scientific standards versus the value assigned to the quality of evidence).