Sentence examples for satisfaction result from inspiring English sources
Doug Sutherland, chairman of DOR, said: "During the year, we continued to make further good progress with the business turnaround of East Coast, and at 91%, we were able to achieve the top customer satisfaction result for a long-distance franchised rail operator".
We check for every BR i the satisfaction of (bigvee vec {w}^{BR_{i}}) and mark the satisfaction result on BR i. Subsequently, we check for satisfaction of any children, i.e., dependencies, of every node in the mission dependency model.
Perhaps the other key reason for this high satisfaction result could be due to the current endeavours of building efficient health development army in Tigray region and in Ethiopia at large.
Chester went from 80th to 52nd, with student satisfaction results driving improved ratings in biosciences, history, law and psychology.
When stereotypes are positive — when older adults view age as a time of wisdom, self-realization and satisfaction — results point in the other direction, toward a higher level of functioning.
Those who didn't do so saw better consumer satisfaction results.
Physicians and other providers experience decreased job satisfaction, resulting in decreased productivity and increased staff turnover.
Customer satisfaction results from the difference between customer perceptions and customer expectations.
Dr Richard Vautrey, of the British Medical Association, said the overall satisfaction results were "remarkable" considering the workload pressures GPs were under.
Under a hypothetical framework with theories and models in landscape ecology, landscape preference and neighborhood satisfaction, results of the present study provide insights into planning and management strategies for residential environments enhancing both neighborhood satisfaction of residents and ecological functions.
New shelters are more likely to be allocated in the unsatisfied (S4) or marginally satisfied (S3) areas, taking into consideration spatial satisfaction results in daytime and nighttime scenarios (Fig. 7) simultaneously.
