Sentence examples for score of perception from inspiring English sources

The mean score of perception varied from 3.92 (neat employees and well-dressed personnel) to 3.02 (cleanliness of hospital environment).

Distribution of ranking score of perception of norm and preference were similar except for no-organ donation (11[7,11] vs. 11[6,11], respectively, p = 0.002).

No significant differences were observed in basic cognitive ability (simple PS; the score of perception speed factor of TBIT), suggesting good control for basic cognitive ability between the science and humanities students.

Specifically, the composite score of perception was computed by taking the sum of the standardized scores of RPM and JLOT, while the execution functioning composite score was calculated by summing up three standardized subscores of TOL with the score reversion of TOL total time.

The score of perceptions and expectations of students in each dimension was from 1 to 5. The difference between perceptions (P) and expectations (E), (P-E = Q) represents the measure of service quality (Q).

Also, the difference between the total mean score of perceptions and expectations is statistically significant, and hence, there is a gap between the patients' perception and their expectation of the service quality of Tehran private hospitals (see Table 2).

The distribution of ranking scores of perception of norm followed the same preference pattern (Table 3), and there was significant correlation between personal preference and perception of norm for mandated choice (rho 0.51, p <0.001), donor-or-surrogate informed consent (rho 0.60, p <0.001), donor-only informed consent (rho 0.56, p <0.001), and presumed consent (rho 0.61, p <0.001).

Table 5 provides a summary of the scores on perception of organizational culture.

The frequency of each item scores on perception of teaching/learning sessions conducted as per protocol together with students' clinical reasoning and diagnostic skills developed early in clinical years was calculated.

The overall scores of perceptions (x6 through x8) and safety (x9), on the other hand, are calculated by choosing the worst score among technologies selected within each subset for a given system because it is suggested that perception and safety values should be included on the systems level, and not on the individual technology level.

Meanwhile, mean scores of Perceptions of hospital management (49.4 ± 24.0) and Perceptions of unit management (53.4 ± 24.5) were relatively low.> Between the two hospitals, there was no difference in the percentage of the positive answers in each safety factors, except for Perception of unit management.