Sentence examples for mean level of satisfaction from inspiring English sources

Overall, the doctors were satisfied with their move (mean level of satisfaction 4/5).

Overall, the doctors who returned the questionnaires were satisfied with the expatriation (mean level of satisfaction 4/5).

Based on this, the mean level of satisfaction of clients was calculated by averaging their ratings for the 21 parameters of measuring satisfaction.

Overall, the mean level of satisfaction with the process was acceptable, lying between 'quite satisfied' and 'very satisfied', although the scores for the 'interview' group were significantly better than for those receiving the information by letter.

The reported mean level of satisfaction was lower compared to findings in Spain and in Portugal on community pharmacies which reported high level of satisfaction among clients [ 16, 30].

The mean level of satisfaction score of the PSU retractor was 8.5 (0.5), which was statistically significant higher (p value less than 0.05) than the satisfaction level the doctors expressed with the Senn retractor (6.4 (1.2)).

The low level of satisfaction on the side of clients in this study was comparable to the finding from a study done in Addis Ababa, on pharmacies of governmental hospitals which reported a mean level of overall satisfaction of 2.7 [ 27].

The mean level of all patient satisfaction factors was close to 4, indicating that on average patients reported to be very satisfied with the nursing care they received (see Table  2).

Although the mean levels of life satisfaction among the medical students were quite high throughout medical school, our study supports the notion of the medical education and career as having an unfavourable effect on general life satisfaction among students and physicians.

Data were available on the mean levels of student satisfaction at each medical school, and it might be expected that students would be more satisfied at schools with less assessment, but the non-significant correlation was in fact positive (r S  = .134, n = 22, p = .553), with student satisfaction correlated with none of the other variables in the study (see Additional file 1).

Mean levels of self-esteem, happiness, and satisfaction has been documented in child welfare reports to be lower for those who were maltreated three decades earlier [ 58].