Sentence examples for explored quality from inspiring English sources
Whereas most studies have focused on elevating the service quality of airlines, few have explored quality risks from the viewpoint of customer dissatisfaction caused by poor service.
The five remaining questions (Q6 Q10) explored quality and success features associated with the use of these models: three questions examined criteria for quality (Q6 and Q7) and success (Q8); Q9 evaluated whether the panelists perceived a difference between the strengths of conviction of the results derived from statistical epidemiology and those from MME.
These findings are supported by research in East Africa that explored quality of care and unmet needs of people requiring palliative care [ 21, 23, 24].
These findings are similar to other studies that have explored quality-of-life measurement in children and youth with disabilities [ 26, 45].
Quantitative and qualitative methods were used to explore quality of transition to EOLC using documentary evidence.
Secondary aim: To explore quality improvement data for incidence of ventilator associated pneumonia (VAP), cost effectiveness of oral hygiene supplies and staff response to change in practice.
This study used the questionnaire as a quantitative method to explore quality factors for mobile learning system based on perspectives of 392 students.
The current study explores quality of life after surgical repair from the perspectives of both the patients and the parent(s) of the younger participants.
Despite the well-recognized importance of quality in the hospitality literature, little research is designed to explore quality in the event literature, particularly in the area of quality scale development.
This may then be used to explore quality within focused clinical areas rather than averaging across multifarious service provision.
Further qualitative research should be conducted to explore quality problems within these groups, which will give valuable information when tailoring and implementing quality initiatives in hospitals.
