Sentence examples for perceived poor quality from inspiring English sources

It may occur for a number of reasons, including the perceived poor quality and lack of value of fish compared to others (high grading), or because landing or retention is prohibited by regulation.

In one grouping, children from low socio-economic status (SES) backgrounds had expected low attainment, with factors such as low home learning support from parents, poor self-image, low-quality ECEC environments, perceived poor quality teaching in schools, lack of peer support and poor access to written materials and computers prominent.

The use of SBA with private providers may have occurred due to lack of access to public facilities, perceived poor quality of care at public health facilities (lack of staff, number of staff/24 hour services, rude behaviour), and also due to need for emergency treatment.

However, leaving out particular datasets because of perceived poor quality could lead to a more homogenous dataset that ignores variation due to characteristics that may change drastically from one dataset to another, like population demographics or different strains of a disease.

Suicide is in a way an ultimate indicator of perceived poor quality of life.

Other reasons include perceived poor quality, unreliability, and inaccessibility of services., – Persuading these populations to accept vaccines is complex.

Perceived poor water quality influences the use of water, thus creating potentials of health risks through the development of unsafe alternative sources (Hoko 2008).

Its negative effect on the frequency of clinic visits may indicate that issues of perceived poor health care quality in rural areas (Harpham and Molyneux 2001; Klemick et al. 2009) and problems with the full implementation of decentralization in Tanzania's health sector (Munga et al. 2009; Maluka et al. 2011) are important contributors.

Migraineurs with SCD reported severe pain and impact of headache, were more depressed, anxious, perceived poorer sleep quality, and shorter sleep duration during weekdays than those without SCD.

These concerns were further compounded by concerns about product quality and perceived poor reliability, with some retailers reporting high levels of customer complaints and returns.

For health, IoT will be pervasive and helpful: connected pill bottles, medication reminders, nutrition support, hidden weight scales under the floor where you brush your teeth, and a car's sensors that perceive poor air quality that prompts windows to close and air conditioners to start up, preventing your asthma flare-up: health (care) will be where we live, work, play... and drive.