Sentence examples for attainment factor from inspiring English sources

The goal attainment factor was found to be highly reliable (6 items; α = 0.79).

We used the goal attainment factor from Lam et al. (2004) which is proposed to measure the intensity of beliefs related to positive affect, extraversion and achievement-striving (Lam et al. 2004).

Further associations were only statistically significant in the bivariate regression for socio-demographic factors (education attainment) and factors related to pregnancy (parity) and care seeking behavior along the continuum of care (use of family planning).

We allow for a variety of controls including demographic factors such as age and gender, economic factors such as income and educational attainment, lifestyle factors such as smoking, alcohol consumption, healthy eating and medical history.

In one grouping, children from low socio-economic status (SES) backgrounds had expected low attainment, with factors such as low home learning support from parents, poor self-image, low-quality ECEC environments, perceived poor quality teaching in schools, lack of peer support and poor access to written materials and computers prominent.

A study recently published in the journal Family Relations found that the theory still holds true -- with overall divorce rates leveling off since the 1980s after more than a century-long rise -- but the rate has increasingly diverged by race and socioeconomic class, when educational attainment is factored in.

We first present differences in threshold attainment within factors and then describe the effects of lowering the A1C threshold on these differences.

The explanatory variables used were demographic factors (age, gender, religion and marital status), socio-economic factors (educational attainment and wealth quintiles), spatial factors (urban/rural residence, region/state) and other factors ("Can TB can be cured?"), frequency of reading newspaper, watching television and listening to radio).

In these studies, Kerr and colleagues showed that high rates of performance on measures that assessed attainment of risk factor thresholds may be associated with overtreatment [ 3, 14], while our study found high levels of therapy modification with low rates of overtreatment.

The findings of our study show that SES, particularly income and educational attainment, are important factors in a higher prevalence of type 2 diabetes, regardless of various sociodemographic factors that may confound or mediate these associations.

Differences in educational attainment and other factors, like the fact that black women are more likely to work in the south, explain only a third of that gap.