Sentence examples for recorded satisfaction from inspiring English sources

In that Passenger Focus survey, published at the end of January, First Capital Connect was rated among the lowest for overall satisfaction although it recorded satisfaction levels of 81%.

The poll records satisfaction with Turnbull's performance at 39%, down five points in the last fortnight, and dissatisfaction at 44%, up three points.

Their first single, "Mongoloid," released earlier that same year, had got little buzz; now, the band decided to capitalize on its momentum by recording "Satisfaction" as their second single, releasing it on their own label.

But he records satisfactions, too: when ElBaradei and the I.A.E.A. get the Nobel Peace Prize, the author's son, in London, gives fifty pounds to the first beggar he sees.

In the Daily Telegraph, Sydney W Carroll recorded his "satisfaction that a woman dramatist can exhibit such a masterly insight into male characterisation" and critic after critic praised her use of contemporary dialogue; as Ivor Brown put it in the West End Review, it was "Richard yes-or-no, not yea-or-nay".

Domains C and D raised no issues, interestingly in the latter case since it recorded patient satisfaction, which is notoriously fickle.

According to a list of 16 working activities, the GPs recorded their satisfaction with that specific aspect of their job on a 5-point scale, ranging from 1 = very dissatisfied to 5 = very satisfied.

Patient treatment satisfaction was assessed at randomisation and Week 12 by the following question: 'During the past 4 weeks, how satisfied were you with the medication(s) you have used to treat your IBS symptoms?' and recorded a satisfaction score for their IBS medication using a 7-point scale ranging from 1 = very satisfied to 7 = very unsatisfied.

The possibility of providing treatment options in normal clinical practice rests on two conditions being met: 1) that quality scientific information supports the effectiveness of the therapeutic options on offer, and 2) that heterogeneous groups of patients have recorded their satisfaction with these options.

According to a list of 16 working activities, the GPs recorded their satisfaction with that specific aspect of their job on a 5-point scale, ranging from 1 = very dissatisfied, 2 = dissatisfied, 3 = partly satisfied and partly unsatisfied, 4 = satisfied, to 5 = very satisfied.

Remind him that the NHS enjoys record satisfaction levels, he added.