Sentence examples for associate selection from inspiring English sources

The first method, which was initially adopted by *Read (1993), scores learners' responses based on their associate selection only.

Another way to address unequal scores between different association relationships in a WAF test following Read's (1998) format might be to use a scoring method that gives credit for both associate selection and distractor rejection, which was used in Greidanus and Nienhus (2001) as a way to counteract guessing (see Scoring WAT Tests later in this paper).

However the lack of associations in this analysis might be due to the large sample attrition and associated selection bias in the long-term collection of outcome measures, and in the choice of the actual outcome measures.

In the present work, a sequence encoding scFv was integrated into the INU1 locus without an associated selection marker.

Third, our patients were admitted over a 10-year period, with inherently associated selection bias related to variations in coding habits between years.

Yet, in *Greidanus and Nienhus (2001) where the two item designs were compared, a third method that gives credit for both associates selection and distractor non-selection was used.

We found no apparent fire-associated selection at the smaller spatial scale, which is likely due to frequency of telemetry locations, and scale and frequency of fire return intervals.

The study proposes such scales together with the associated selection criteria among the available in literature strong ground motion parameters and shows that the proposed approach reduces drastically the scatter in the response.

How populations of such species respond to environmental change will depend on the severity, rate and duration of the change and the associated selection pressures experienced.

Usually, one possible bias in the identification of epidemiological clusters is represented by the effects of convergent evolution due to drug therapy-associated selection pressure.

Any position in the sequence has an associated selection coefficient that, according to the model, is proportional to the level of expression.