Most reporting infrastructures for quality acknowledge the need for structure, process, and outcome indicators [ 7].
We believe two main factors to be responsible for the association between Recovery Plans and lower projects quality, acknowledging that further research may be useful to support our hypotheses.
The IOM's recognition of patient-centredness as an indicator of quality acknowledges the adoption of a whole-person orientation to healthcare that goes beyond solely focusing on treatment of the disease.
Those authors also suggested a difference in research quality, but acknowledged that subsequent publication may be an imperfect indicator of scientific quality, because some research may never be submitted for publication and the quality of an accepted article for publication depends on the stringency of a journal's peer review process.
This poetry proved a seismograph, and its quality was acknowledged immediately in France.
Scrambling to contain the fallout from a recall that threatens the chain's reputation for quality, Whole Foods acknowledged that it had failed to catch an important change made by one of its suppliers of ground beef, Coleman Natural Beef.
Out of this game grew a new collection of lyric verse, of which the hybrid, self-consciously pseudo-Oriental quality was acknowledged by Goethe in its title: West-östlicher Divan ("The Parliament of East and West"; Eng. trans. Poems of the East and West).
But Lillian's superhuman qualities are acknowledged not only by Gabriel but by everyone else in the novel.
These small virtues, so readily jettisoned, now reappear in the vain hunt for "community" and "cohesion", qualities, belatedly acknowledged to be more precious than jewels.
Artists themselves regard home as a place where their work receives the respect it deserves, where its special qualities are acknowledged and honored.
