Sentence examples for different aspects of service from inspiring English sources

First, there are interpretations of scale issues with surveys which rely on respondents marking off the different aspects of service quality.

Second, there are independent issues with the way in which respondents are asked to consider the different aspects of service quality.

Combinations of keywords referring to different aspects of service value were designed and used in a web search resulting in the frequency of their use on companies' websites.

In terms of designing a proper questionnaire, researchers can get less biased observations and more detailed information reflecting different aspects of service quality, e.g., food, facilities, tidiness and so forth.

The main contribution of this work lies in devising a system that autonomously manages the different aspects of service interaction and collaboration among service providers from service discovery and advertisement to service consumption and revocation.

The FFT is a global rating of recommendation, which is related to morale, optimism and loyalty, while howRwe measures patient perceptions of different aspects of service.

In contrast to the present study higher mean satisfaction levels among clients of university level education compared to those of lower educational levels, in different aspects of services, were reported by a study done in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia [ 14].

A high proportion of respondents rated the different aspects of services and resources in the health institutions as weak or very weak including the availability of the required quantity and quality of medicines (68.7%), the availability of sufficient medical equipment and investigation tools (68.7%), and the quality of offered services (65.3%).

A high proportion of respondents rated the different aspects of services and resources in their working institutions as weak or very weak including the offered services (65.3%), availability of the required quantity and quality of medicines (68.7%) and availability of sufficient medical equipment and investigation tools (68.7%).

Here's intention, I suspect, will be to use some form of all three of Medio's areas of expertise in different aspects of its service.

The discrete choice experiment (questionnaire) will apply a best-worst technique through scenario-based questions to find women's relative preferences for different aspects of the service.