Given the clear-cut categorisation of data sources and data items (Table 1), disagreements were uncommon (<2% of feedback measures) and were discussed until consensus was reached.
Although wound care instructions for all males undergoing circumcision are provided, it is not uncommon as gathered from community feedback that some patients use traditional practices such as applying ash and other substances to the wound in an attempt to accelerate healing.
Such feedback is not uncommon; where lack of health personnel coupled with poorly defined supervisory tasks have been identified as factors inhibiting the delivery of effective CHW supervision [ 34].
Indeed, it's not uncommon for employees, faced with negative feedback, to rain private maledictions upon their supervisors.
Standing about 70 feet from the next point, it's not uncommon to look at the LED feedback and feel like you're off by a few degrees.
Our results (not shown) indicate that feedback loops are relatively uncommon in degree-preserving random networks, regardless of the number of rounds of rewiring.
It isn't uncommon for websites to ask users for feedback, but most of the time this involves them responding to sites and services that are already in the wild (see services like GetSatisfaction and UserVoice).
When asked about DOJ's opposition to FOIA reform, she said, "It is not uncommon for subject matter experts to provide feedback on technical aspects of proposed legislation and potential unintended consequences".
One-twentieth of the total score range may appear unimpressive as an effect difference; however, it is not an uncommon finding when evaluating the effects of feedback-based communication training [ 17].
These tests mostly have a specific goal, rules to be followed and are generally of a relatively clear structure there may even be direct feedback concerning mistakes all of which are generally uncommon for the demands of daily life.
It's not uncommon for organizations like Charles Schwab to get in touch with clients who give negative feedback or route the information to supervisors who can use it to coach front-line staff.
