Sentence examples for consensus satisfaction from inspiring English sources

Relationship satisfaction for partners and caregivers will be measured using the Spanier Dyadic Adjustment Scale (dyadic consensus, satisfaction, cohesion, and affective expression) [ 74], which is a widely used measure of satisfaction with intimate relationships.

Occasionally, the owner of DecorMyEyes gave his name to these customers as Stanley Bolds, but the consensus at Get Satisfaction was that he and Tony Russo were the same person.

Previous research has shown high levels of sensitivity (88%) and specificity (81%) for dependence in men with depression or anxiety.[ 19] Parents' couple relationships were measured with the Dyadic Adjustment Scale (DAS).[ 20] This 32-item questionnaire consists of four subscales: consensus, affectional expression, satisfaction, and cohesion.

However, there is no consensus on whether patients' satisfaction reflects the quality of care administered.

For mandibular implant-based overdentures, current consensus is that patients' satisfaction and quality of life is significantly greater for implant-supported overdentures than for conventional dentures and that a two-implant mandibular overdenture should be the minimum treatment standard for most patients [ 2].

3) To assess the degree of consensus on the working relationship satisfaction between professionals and youths, a one-with-many design with multilevel analysis will be used.

There has been much debate in the field regarding the correct methodological approach for measuring patient satisfaction and no consensus has yet been reached.

"All problems were on the political level, but to our common satisfaction we finally found consensus with all our partners," Mr. Koptev told Kazakh television after the liftoff.

The lack of consensus on adequate measurement of patient satisfaction has led to a proliferation of questionnaires with inadequate measurement properties.

Browaeys and Price (2008 100) suggest that competitive cultures aim to acquire wealth, while co-operative cultures gain satisfaction through building relationships and consensus.

These are examples of "two schools of thought", where further discussion might either resolve the issue to everyone's satisfaction (i.e. some consensus is reached) or fail to resolve it so that, collectively, uncertainty is consequently high.