The questionnaire was structured using the Likert scale with six increasing scores: 1 = no relevance of the information, 2 = low relevance, 3 = average relevance, 4 = high relevance, 5 = very high relevance and 6 = decisive relevance to the opening of the credit line.
Broadly these can be aggregated under the headings of perception (influences on how individuals and populations relate to risk information), presentation (how information – data – can be conveyed, and possibly manipulated, for clarity or impact), and pertinent facts (accurate data with clear, decisive relevance to the matter in hand, and which may be used as the basis of future outcomes).
The questionnaire was structured using the Likert scale with 6 increasing scores: 1 = no relevance of the information, 2 = low relevance, 3 = average relevance, 4 = high relevance, 5 = very high relevance, and 6 = decisive relevance.
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Diagenesis is of decisive significance for the reservoir heterogeneity of most clastic reservoirs.
The lack of decisive evidence for monophyly has led to alternative classifications for Zygomycota [ 4].
This electrolyte exchange is of decisive importance for the electrical potential in the cochlea [ 3].
A well-developed instrument is of decisive importance for the HRQOL assessment.
The Evolution of Agricultural Education and Training Global Insightss of Relevance for Africa.
Paper fibres can be of decisive importance, as was shown, e.g. for Tibetan paper [14].
