Sentence examples for feedback suggest from inspiring English sources

Student engagement with this type of simulation and their feedback suggest that skills obtained during the simulation are transferable into and valuable for their clinical placements.

Our results regarding performance feedback suggest that the provision of individual performance feedback does not exacerbate participants' preferences for relative-performance-based pay when working on an easy task or exacerbate participants' preferences for fixed pay when working on a difficult task.

The findings from user feedback suggest that the tangible MR system may facilitate problem-solving and the quantity of work in a given amount of time and that virtual design displayed in the mixed scene was a useful aid in the design error detection task.

The findings from user feedback suggest that the MR tool may facilitate problem-solving and the quantity of work in a given amount of time and that virtual design displayed in the mixed scene was a useful aid in the design error detection task.

High rates of adherence (97%) and positive feedback suggest the intervention is highly acceptable.

The few studies which have considered the use of written comments in feedback suggest that they may contain useful information and may be able to improve performance [ 5, 7, 8].

Early feedback suggests it is reaching only a tiny slice of its potential audience.

The DfE said feedback suggested a "meets expectations" ranking could damage the reputation of institutions that received it, while outstanding and excellent were regarded as confusingly similar.

Customer feedback suggested that clients were finding meeting places halfway between where they lived, so Regus decided to offer services meeting rooms in precisely those areas.

Feedback suggests that clinicians and patients believe the SCR has an important role to play in improving patient care and safety in urgent and emergency care, it said.

But initial online feedback suggests the best way to boost communities is to provide jobs, a task Austwick admits is outside the scope of the BLF, although it can fund projects to make people more job-ready.