Sentence examples for language satisfaction from inspiring English sources

In health care, several studies show that when people have doctors who look like them or speak their language, satisfaction and health outcomes improve.

This study was designed to investigate the effects of visual cues and language complexity on satisfaction and information recall using a personalised website for lung cancer patients.

Using examples from complex tasks such as constraint satisfaction, language understanding and planning, we show how a Polyscheme agent can show improved performance by leveraging its multiple representations without the hindsight of representational choice.

In the language of constraint satisfaction problems [ 67], constraints are easier to satisfy using modular architectures, so highly modular solutions will be more numerous than the less modular ones.

The themes of the interviews were related to experiences concerning how the GPs came to Finland, their experiences of the licensing process and integration into the Finnish health care system, job satisfaction, language skills, and their career choices and future plans.

Poet Andrew Motion observes of Larkin's poems that "their rage or contempt is always checked by the... energy of their language and the satisfactions of their articulate formal control", and contrasts two aspects of his poetic personality on the one hand an enthusiasm for "symbolist moments" and "freely imaginative narratives", and on the other a "remorseless factuality" and "crudity of language".

There is one French-language questionnaire on satisfaction with outpatient hospital care, however this questionnaire was developed from an "expert" viewpoint [ 26].

It is also now well-established that more interpreter errors occur when untrained, ad hoc interpreters are used [ 8, 9] and that trained professional interpreters positively affect foreign-language speaking patients' satisfaction, quality of care, and outcomes [ 10, 11].

Walking with a birder, or for that matter a butterfly watcher or mushroom specialist, is a bit like walking with a child who delights in exercising the newfound power of language and points with satisfaction and pride to each thing or creature.

The course's additional aims included encouraging contact with local residents, improving the participants' health, as well as increasing their German language proficiency and life satisfaction.

The section on psychosocial health included questions on patient self-rated health, depression, exposure to violence, purpose of visit, provider discussion on psychosocial issues (i.e., mental health, stress, violence, income, work, language, job, or school), satisfaction with the received care, and patient intention to see a psychosocial counselor.