Sentence examples for exploration of quality from inspiring English sources

A major contribution of this study was the deliberate exploration of quality in legally license-exempt center-based child care.

This calls for exploration of quality of ANC service by all stakeholders and applying appropriate intervention to improve the service.

The strengths of this study are its exploration of quality of prenatal care across different settings, populations of women, and care providers.

In Venetis and Ghauri [50] research related to the exploration of service quality and customer retention rate, it is discovered that service quality has a significantly positive impact on affective and continuance commitment.

But Ms. Byron-Marasek deployed her fourth team of lawyers on Wednesday to turn what was expected to be a one-day hearing into a drawn-out exploration of the quality of the Texas sanctuary, Wild Animal Orphanage, and the credibility of a host of authorities, including the International Fund for Animal Welfare, that have endorsed the new site.

FINALISTS -- Erika Niedowski of The Baltimore Sun, for her account of how one of the best hospitals in the nation let an infant die of a preventable condition; Bernard Wolfson, William Heisel and Chris Knap of The Orange County Register, for their exploration of the quality of care at 26 local hospitals.

Indeed, this is why case-control studies use HWE of controls (not cases) as a primary exploration of genotyping quality.

Our exploration of data quality issues, however, revealed potential errors in both databases that may have contributed to the discrepancies.

To answer this question, we conducted a detailed exploration of the quality of intrapartum care provided to women in facilities under the JSY programme using a qualitative paradigm.

As this was an in-depth exploration of the quality of childbirth care as experienced and understood by the women themselves, a qualitative research methodology was used.

8– 11 While working on the SOS Project, 8 researchers in our group felt that, although widely used, the NOS enabled only a limited exploration of the quality of included studies.