Sentence examples for context of the respondents from inspiring English sources
Information was not obtained on the context of the respondents, which made it impossible to assess to what extent reported changes (or not) in practice were related to the training programme or to factors in the organizational environment, such as supportive supervision.
This process allows description of the central phenomenon relative to the context of the respondent [ 23] and to facilitate a rich source of data for analysis.
'You have 40 to 60 patients to see per day' The rural context of many of the respondents had both negative and positive aspects-although there were many frustrations, some respondents found satisfaction from working in under-served areas: 'working in a small rural place I get a lot of satisfaction with working with rural people who need medical attention'.
The results suggest that individual differences in perfectionism can be attributed to the situational context of the achievement domains that respondents are asked to consider when judging their perfectionist tendencies.
It doesn't seem that the Panel was citing any misconduct by SunTrust within the context of Respondent's employment; rather, the arbitrators seem troubled by the juggernaut of legal tactics employed by the firm and deployed against Respondent.
Given the differences across participant demographics, the analysis was informed by considerations of the data within the wider context of each respondent.
Our main findings, interpretations, and their significance are discussed below in the context of respondents' prior experiences, preferences, and perceived barriers and facilitators.
Additional file 1: Section D contained 12 close-ended statements on the beliefs of respondents about children with paralytic poliomyelitis in the context of the culture belief system of the respondents.
By putting respondents' experiences in the context of the general literature on asthma care and cultural competence, difficulties respondents were unaware of also became apparent.
Even in the context of the current financial crisis, 29% of respondents say their companies have not changed their training budgets; 11% have actually increased them.
