Sentence examples for definitions of quality from inspiring English sources

The interviews aimed at understanding educational ideologies and values, developmental objectives and definitions of quality of educational service.

The definitions of "quality" being discussed will not lead to making an enigmatic diagnosis at an earlier time or a more skillful surgery.

Residents' characteristics, the protracted period of dying, multiple and changing personnel involved, different definitions of quality of life and the realities of working across health and social care mean uncertainties cannot always be resolved.

The article examines how institutional claims over space reassembled alternative definitions of quality of life in one of Cairo's oldest quarters, and how ambitious planning schemes were mostly driven by entrepreneurial rather than societal.

There are difficulties inherent in measuring Quality of life (QoL) in patients with chronic illness, including agreement on definitions of quality of life and the type of measure used, disease specific or generic.

Their paper 'Indicators for Research Quality for Evaluation of Humanities Research: Opportunities and Limitations' highlights a 'missing link between indicators and humanities scholars' notions of quality' (2012, p 1 4) and identifies that 'bottom-up processes (p 4 5) in which scholars have a stake in the definitions of quality are required in order to implement meaningful change.

Using narrative analysis of interview data from key global policy actors, I argue that future policy will be constrained by: first, the assumptions that currently underlie global policy actors' narratives of quality and equity; and second, new consensual aid implementation mechanisms that monitor narrow definitions of quality.

While the definitions of quality centered on the client gained weight in the business world, in the educational system it raises question marks, especially since a singular vision on the quality is not representative for the different and sometimes contradictory requirements of the different stakeholders groups.

On the other hand, there are several definitions of quality.

There are thousands of pages that describe the definitions of quality care and how those are measured.

And then there's the debate around definitions of 'quality', which John Holmwood, professor of sociology at the University of Nottingham, sees as an "issue of disciplinary organisation and power", one that reflects the changing policy environment for funding research.