Sentence examples for perceptions of supply from inspiring English sources

Pointvogl (2009) observed that one of the key drivers in energy policy development, and the willingness to integrate in this policy area relates to perceptions of supply security held by member states.

The national level key informant interview guide items explored how the G-DRG and itemized fee schedule for medicines payment methods were designed and implemented, and perceptions of service supply incentives and behaviour related to the design and implementation.

The interviews were semi-structured and comprised three main sections: (1) information regarding the demographics of the respondent household; (2) questions relating to use of mesquite and native trees; and (3) questions relating to perceptions of NTFPs supplied by mesquite and native species, and changes in patterns of use over time.

The recent record prices are being generated by today's rapid wealth creation, a perception of dwindling supply, an increase in demand and the art world's higher visibility through media attention.

Analysis examined commonalities between participants as well as contrasting perceptions of the emergency supply process.

There are several structural factors that have increased the supply of seed funding in the short-term and contributed to the perception of a supply-demand imbalance.

It is based on the perceptions of and data supplied by HIEC directors and chairs who may be biased.

Other topics included maternal nipple pain, perceptions of adequacy of milk supply, introduction of alternative foods, satisfaction with infant feeding, maternal feelings about breastfeeding in public, and details about expressing and breast pump use (to be reported separately).

The study findings identify factors affecting program function as well as gauged supply side perceptions of the voucher program effects on improving access and utilization of reproductive health services.

Staff perceptions of stocks of drugs and supplies and equipment maintenance Staff reported durations from three days to a year for supplies to be received or equipment repaired.

FGDs and interviews were coded under three themes: Staff perceptions of stocks of drugs and supplies and equipment maintenance, coping mechanisms and effects of delayed repairs or running out of stock.