Sentence examples for perceived quality issues from inspiring English sources

But that doesn't change the fact that the average consumer will still get the $9.99 RAZR with 10-year contract because of perceived quality issues with networks and phone models.

One of Mooney's priorities was to improve the perceived quality issues that surrounded the previous generations of Commodores.

I suspect pricing, convenience and perceived quality are the major issues.

Women experiencing near-miss episodes clearly show issues related to perceived quality of care [ 7] and this should be a matter of concern to health care facilities.

"We've worked hard with J.D. Power on the design phase of our vehicles and issues that affect perceived quality and usability, including things like ergonomics," Duncan Aldred, GM vice president of Buick and GMC, told me.

In this study not only risk perceptions are assessed, but also items related to trust in actors involved in risk management, the perceived quality of risk management and incivility issues related to the use of this technology.

In their review of the literature, Thaddeus and Maine found that sociocultural issues, perceived accessibility, and perceived quality of care were the main factors contributing to the delay in deciding to seek care.

These reasons reveal different kinds of issues with respect to the perceived quality or superiority of skills elsewhere.

Our study indicates that perceived quality of care is one of the main issues that causes delays in the home.

The issue seems to be one of perceived quality, not quantity.

Sociocultural issues, perceived accessibility of health services, and perceived quality of care were all important barriers preventing institutional delivery.