Sentence examples for respondents better from inspiring English sources
It is possible that with time the respondents better understand the difficulties attached to, and efforts made to accomplish, managerial tasks in this context.
The 13 respondents who did believe further testing would have led to improvements gave the following reasons: better intervention (five respondents); better delivery (two); better intervention and delivery (two); more understanding of how intervention components work (one); and unspecified (three).
Buttriss (Buttriss, 1997), also in the UK, found significant gender and class differences in ability to identify foods containing starch and fibre, with women performing better than men, and middle and upper-middle class respondents better than working class respondents.
We interpret these findings as the respondents better accepting telehealth usage when a physician or another healthcare professional is assisted by a specialist during a specialized treatment; in contrast, respondents are more reluctant to use telehealth to consult a physician to establish a diagnosis or to plan their treatment.
Those respondents with better knowledge reported better practices.
The urban respondents were better educated and therefore have better jobs and income.
Key strengths identified by respondents included better rested residents (22.8%); better personal/professional balance (14.4%); increased independent study time (8.9%); and improved patient safety (3.5%).
We also qualitatively debriefed a sub-sample of respondents to better understand their thought processes.
It doesn't take long to fill in, and the more respondents the better - apparently they've already had more than 10,000.
We conclude that including policy process information in the valuation survey allows respondents to better determine changes in utility among realistic policy alternatives.
So in the latest poll taken between 17-18 July 2014 16 per cent of respondents said better and 36 per cent said worse, so minus 20 per cent would be plotted.
