Sentence examples for a higher familiarity from inspiring English sources

2. Please note that the multiplicativity effect can also not be explained by a higher familiarity of the numbers involved in the multiplicative related triplets.

On the other hand, increased norovirus circulation and a higher familiarity with gastroenteritis symptoms during winter could lead to lower consultation rates of patients and stool collection rates by physicians, and therefore to larger under-reporting.

In our dataset, we separated the data from songs into a high familiarity data group (4 6 familiarity scores) and a low familiarity data group (1 3 familiarity scores).

Acquaintance with one German academic business economics journal often goes hand in hand with a high familiarity with the other German journals.

The logistic regression model revealed that married women (OR = 3.30, 95%CI = 1.25 8.71), those with a higher educational level (OR = 2.88, 95%CI = 1.51 5.53), and those with a high familiarity with Pap smear resources (OR = 5.31, 95%CI = 2.82 9.98) had a significantly higher perception level of cervical cancer screening among women with physical disabilities.

The group delivers a high familiarity quotient, but didn't always take full advantage of the skills of rock's most celebrated drummer.

It is critical, however, that the assessor has a high familiarity with the patient.

Results from their study suggested a relationship between higher familiarity and demonstrated expertise on the analogy task.

Skills involved in on-task compensation may either be related to literacy ability, such as a larger vocabulary leading to higher familiarity with words in the task, or unrelated to literacy ability, i.e., higher processing speed (Catts, Gillispie, Leonard, Kail, & Miller, 2002; Johnson, Im-Bolter, & Pascual-Leone, 2003).

The analysis results show that language familiarity plays a critical role in inducing persuasion behavior in e-negotiations, with a higher language familiarity leading to higher language self-efficacy and negotiation self-efficacy.

This would predict more brain activation for concepts with higher familiarity, i.e. a positive correlation with Frequency, which is the opposite of what we found.