Likewise, private health facilities were perceived by community members to be relatively better in terms of availability of suggestion boxes for clients; punctuality and courteousness of staff (p < 0.05) (see Fig. 4).
The reports from our reviewers have generally been very constructive, and previous studies on open peer-review have also found that quality and courteousness of reviews were increased [ 5], with little, if any, negative effects [ 6].
Anquetil was considered to be cold and calculating, though in the peloton he was as admired for his courteousness and sense of fair play as Poulidor was disliked for his bad temper and selfish tactics.
I would also like to thank Mr Gordon Chang for his courteousness and insightful views on the subject, and to our other special participants.
Gracious, genuine, unbelievably talented, this is your new archenemy, New York -- the guy who went out of his way yesterday to compliment the staff of the team hotel for its courteousness and professionalism.
Despite his father's renown for quiet courteousness, Mr. Shawn said a certain theatricality ran in the family: his grandfather Benjamin W. Chon worked as a street peddler and actor; his father had attempted a career as a composer; one of his uncles wrote advertising jingles, and another was a professional songwriter.
For fifteen seconds, my kid was some sort of courteousness hero, and I basked in glory-by-proxy.
For example, Moreno and Morales [ 24] reported that needing and not having an interpreter available for use was significantly associated with decreased rating of clinic's staff courteousness and helpfulness among Latino patients with LEP.
Her courteousness is played as a joke.
"Excuse me, please," I said, dredging up a courteousness I really didn't feel.
