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Patient satisfaction was evaluated at visit 2 and visit 4, using a 4-point Likert scale (completely satisfied, quite satisfied, quite dissatisfied, completely dissatisfied).
Alternatives in respect of satisfaction were "very satisfied", "quite satisfied", "difficult to say", "rather unsatisfied" and "very unsatisfied".
("I know Scott Boras has made that suggestion," Selig said. "I'm satisfied, quite frankly, that seven games — the system is working").
The final subjective indicator was measured by an individual's satisfaction with health, grouped into three categories: very satisfied, quite satisfied, and not satisfied (including individuals who declared themselves as not very satisfied or not satisfied at all).
This question had four response options: very satisfied, quite satisfied, quite dissatisfied and very dissatisfied.
Five answers were possible: "very dissatisfied," "quite dissatisfied," "rather satisfied," "quite satisfied", and "very satisfied".
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Over 91% of the respondents reported being satisfied or quite satisfied with their residence, but the most satisfied were those living in detached houses.
As presented in Table 2, almost 90% of the respondents were satisfied or quite satisfied with the indoor air quality in their home.
For employed individuals, also their satisfaction with work is considered, distinguishing those very satisfied, those quite satisfied, and those not satisfied; this follows the perspective suggested below to consider also the individuals' satisfaction with different aspects of their life.
Cathy brings the check, and we lumber into the night, mostly satisfied and quite a bit heavier — "Right Portions" or not.
The results relating to the area of job satisfaction showed that about 30% of the physicians and nurses were very satisfied, 60% quite satisfied and only 10% not very or not at all satisfied.
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