Sentence examples for captured attitudes from inspiring English sources

Repeated reading was undertaken in conjunction with the generation of a set of codes that captured attitudes and values, and the development of more abstract categories, that evolved as data collection and analysis progressed.

This variable consists of questions constructed to capture attitudes towards short-term sickness absence, and it is precisely the self-certified and thus short-term absence where there is an association.

The scale was defined by given endpoints and a midpoint, and its appearance was similar to that of a Likert-scale, which is often used in surveys designed to capture attitudes.

This study aims to capture attitudes of early adopter pediatric surgeons toward robotic technologies in order to clarify 1) specific features that are driving appeal, 2) limiting factors that are acting as diffusion barriers, and 3) future needs.

Most other types of surveys use probability sampling to capture attitudes and opinions (i.e., one in which everyone in the population has an equal chance of being selected to participate).

No study included outcomes designed to directly capture attitudes held by men.

The intent of the stress recognition scale is to capture attitudes about stress in the delivery of patient care.

The aim of Q2 is to capture attitudes and perceptions related to health coaching and venues/activities offered.

This criterion uses a coefficient (bounded between 0 and 1, included but it is not a probability measure) to capture attitudes that fall between pessimism and optimism.

At the 12-month follow-up, the health coach will give each participant a second questionnaire to capture attitudes and perceptions related to health coaching and venues/activities offered.

The study had a novel focus by targeting adults to explore their attitudes about self-vaccination, rather than the typical focus on either adults' attitudes about vaccinating their children or the elderly's attitudes about self-vaccinating (thus capturing attitudes from a vulnerable population).