Sentence examples for satisfaction evidence from inspiring English sources

A statement said: "In its decision, the Cas Panel accepted the position of the FIS that a number of irregularities had occurred in the organisation and management of the four races in question, but could not find, to its comfortable satisfaction, evidence of any manipulation by Vanessa Vanakorn herself that justified the guilty finding and the imposition of a four-year ban.

Quality variation and its impact on costs and satisfaction: evidence from the QIDS study.

Also sexual variety was important for overall satisfaction, but analysts couldn't figure out exactly which various sexual flavors were conducive to long term satisfaction—"evidence on the effectiveness of specific forms of variety, such as showering together or wearing lingerie or use of sex toys, is lacking"—so guess you've got to mess around with it a bit.

Also sexual variety was important for overall satisfaction, but analysts couldn't figure out exactly which various sexual flavours were conducive to long term satisfaction – "evidence on the effectiveness of specific forms of variety, such as showering together or wearing lingerie or use of sex toys, is lacking" – so guess you've got to mess around with it a bit.

We often talk as if "sympathy" were the sure symptom of a reader's satisfaction, the evidence of a character - usually the "hero" or "heroine" - brought successfully to life.

These results complement previous studies that have interpreted a negative correlation between overeducation and job satisfaction as evidence against the compensating wage differential model of overeducation (see, e.g., Hersch 1991; Korpi and Tåhlin 2009).

Participant evaluations of the International Workshops revealed high levels of satisfaction and evidence of concrete learning, with a strong focus on the contributions of local leaders.

2 Seeing the same doctor is associated with higher patient satisfaction but evidence that it makes a difference to patient outcomes is weak.

For the two continuous outcomes (mean time to obtain insurance and parental satisfaction) the evidence was downgraded to low quality for imprecision, because the total sample size is not big enough.

According to several GPs consumer organisations could play a major role in distributing evidence-based messages to patients that are screened for quality and in measuring their satisfaction with evidence-based treatments.

We do our best to do what's right, but we are constantly forced to choose between "customer satisfaction" and evidence-based, cost-effective medicine.