Bed utilisation and the extended wait for safe discharge was one of the most commonly mentioned sources of frustration and dissatisfaction, often blamed upon the social services.
As shown in Table 2 and 3, the overall malocclusion scores showed positive associations with perceived orthodontic status and symptoms after controlling for socio-demographic factors, indicating that in the final analysis (Table 4) these variables have mediated the effect of malocclusion upon dissatisfaction scores.
Dish is seizing upon continued investor dissatisfaction with Sprint's revised bid, which came after shareholders roundly criticized previous proposals as insufficient.
Like that overused 'boiling frog' analogy, a quiet sense of indifference, dissatisfaction or desperation can creep upon us in increments.
Parker and Stone told the studio of their dissatisfaction with the trailer, and upon the creation of a second trailer with minimal changes, the two broke the videocassette in half and sent it back in its original envelope.
This model, according to Sitzia " implies that concentrating upon areas of expressed dissatisfaction is more valuable than obtaining consistency of expressed satisfaction" [ 4, 7].
4 The absence of arrangements for formal clinical follow-up is cited as a source of dissatisfaction, 5– 7 with particular emphasis placed upon the lack of psychological or emotional support.
Sen's dissatisfaction with Rawlsian primary goods is founded upon the notion that some individuals are differently capable of converting them into well-being or welfare because of variations in a range of factors, including biology, physical environment and social conditions.
In addition the study found that many female health workers were sole income earners and this placed pressure upon them to continue working despite dissatisfaction.
When his decisions "gave dissatisfaction," the article stated, "he coolly placed one foot upon it, and the hubbub immediately ceased".
