Sentence examples for quality failings from inspiring English sources

In the study, published in the Health Affairs journal, the authors conclude: "Our finding that these highly publicised quality failings did not have a large or sustained impact on levels of health service use reinforces the view that simplistic assumptions regarding the power of information to drive patient choices are unrealistic".

Recent systematic reviews have highlighted quality failings in both public and private care settings in developing countries [ 1, 2] and have added power to earlier calls to standardize and assure the levels of quality offered by private providers [ 3].

The report cited the facility for, among other issues, distributing products that failed quality requirements, failing to identify product defects during routine testing, failing to adequately investigate product problems and inadequate training of laboratory staff.

Character failings and disagreeable personalities were overlooked when productivity and work quality were high.

Yet this seems the very least of what literature ought to do: hold up a mirror in which we can examine our qualities and failings reproduced in an instructive light.

They had begun their efforts to have her recognized as a saint in 1964, gathering her qualities and failings as a person, along with evidence of her lifelong faith.

Three experiments (N = 145, 36, and 91 psychologists) investigated different explanations of leniency, including inflation of assessments (applying a heuristic associating importance with quality), oversight (failing to detect flaws), and error-weighting (prioritizing Type II error avoidance).

If the majority of students drop out of Corinthian schools, and the majority of students can't pay back their loans, the school is clearly doing things wrong -- charging too much, offering poor quality programs, failing to deliver on promises to train people for productive careers.

Therefore, scans with low quality and failing RNFL segmentation were excluded.

Illumina probe data were exported from BeadStudio as raw data and were screened for quality; samples failing chip visual inspection and control examination were removed.

Many studies have employed retrospective analyses following discharge with inherent limitations in data quality, often failing to accurately quantify the influence of various sources of delay on overall bed occupancy for each patient.