Variables need to be constructed to reflect the ability to cope with a physically or psychologically hazardous work environment, which has been shown to be associated with a better trajectory of healthy life in a new country and/or culture.
Scoble argues that the search results from sites such as Mahalo will appeal to more people due to their ability to be socially constructed as opposed to Google's computer generated results.
Therefore, in the present study persons' ability to adapt is constructed with an aggregate scale based on mastery, self-esteem and optimism.
Thus, a single dimension of speaking ability could not be constructed from the data combined from the tape and live versions.
It was developed to influence self-efficacy (confidence in one's ability to be physically active) and other constructs from Social Cognitive Theory that were hypothesised to impact self-efficacy [ 42].
To further analyze the correlation between the GTPase activation induced by suilysin and the hemolytic activity of suilysin, a recombinant suilysin mutant, SLY (P353L), which was proven to lack hemolytic ability, was constructed (Xu et al., 2010).
We further show that past overeducation remains associated with lower wages after adding controls for unobserved ability that are constructed from the heterogeneity types identified in the duration analysis.
In the present study, DM1-loaded-core PLA-TPGS copolymer nanoparticles (DM1-NPs) immobilized with FA which can enhance tumor cell-targeting ability were constructed.
Hierarchies of cognitive ability have often been constructed on the basis of learning differences in abstract concepts and relational learning tasks (e.g., Wright 2010).
Figure 7 presents opcode categories in terms of their ability to detect malware, which is constructed from the information presented in Table 2.
