Customers began to interpret quality problems in the PC business as quality problems within IBM as a whole, undermining the existing mainframe business.
Third, because quality metrics are central to the use and implementation of ACOs, we describe current efforts to design, collect, and interpret quality metrics in vascular surgery.
Better understanding of the rheological parameters that control the workability of SCC is important in developing mix design approaches and interpreting quality control test methods.
Interpreting quality of life for the future generations to a certain extent is inexorably influence by the knowledge of cultural and built heritage environment, signifying the people's way of life, their cultural identity.
In 2004 [14], the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) working group highlighted the importance to interpret quality of evidence in view of trade-offs between effect and side effects, or desirable and undesirable consequences of management strategies.
To interpret quality assurance activities and their implementation, a theoretical framework was explicated.
Previous studies show that patients may experience difficulties interpreting quality information on report cards [ 14].
Although interpreting quality often felt like 'trying to pin down jelly', we aimed to explore, challenge and articulate our own judgements about what constituted quality in qualitative research.
Another critical factor that emerged from the CSC process is the ability to interpret quality in an 'everyday' language with indicators that are easier to comprehend, than the traditional indicators of provider patient relationships [ 27].
Symptom load has for example often been interpreted as quality of life although perceived symptoms may or may not influence quality of life in an individual [ 15, 16].
