Sentence examples for eliciting quality from inspiring English sources

Questions were selected on the basis of eliciting quality assurance/improvement responses and to probe responses regarding the varying stages of the DUE cycle.

While the researcher-prepared diagrams were effective tools for eliciting high-quality verbal comments from interviewees, this section of the interview also required considerably more time to complete than anticipated, reducing the interviewer-interviewee interchange for subsequent sections of the interview.

Low-quality wages may elicit low-quality work.

We show that through motivation ubiquitous crowdsourcing becomes comparable to online crowdsourcing in terms of participation and task performance, and that through motivation we can elicit better quality contributions and increased participation from workers.

However, in relation to more subjective issues which could be biased by social desirability, self-administered questionnaires may elicit better quality data.

The study results confirms the earlier work of Voruganti et al. [ 7] and Adams et al. [ 28] suggesting that stable patients are capable of participating in studies designed to elicit the quality of life impact of schizophrenia and its treatment.

Like toys, these whirligigs have a playful quality, eliciting smiles and even a few chuckles.

Our findings suggest that EQ-5D is a good candidate tool for eliciting health related quality of life weights for HIV/AIDS, since both the VAS and the descriptive parts of the tool were relatively easily assessed, produced similar results and were sensitive to differences in health states and availability of treatment.

Böhm's recordings and performances elicited admirable qualities of warmth, subtlety, and lyricism.

6 To add to the momentum are some high profile publicity of hospital management failures affecting quality and safety, eliciting strong instruction for managerial leadership for quality at the national level in some countries.

Our three categories of challenges provide a useful framework for eliciting challenges to providing quality substance abuse treatment in other substance abuse treatment settings.