Sentence examples for change constructed from inspiring English sources

In this context, Lewens indirectly 9 refers to two models for patterns of technological change, constructed by DI theorist Joseph Henrich, as well as to some non-DIT population-dynamical models of cultural change (e.g., Nelson and Winter 1982).

But potential "big fix" approaches to climate change — constructing immense space mirrors to deflect solar radiation, say — are often derided as science fiction that diverts talent and financing from more plausible solutions.

Under the heading of Apply they recommend using words like "change," "construct," "manipulate, and "prepare".

Motivational level was assessed by the stage of change construct.

Table 3 summarizes the descriptive statistics of the use construct, change construct, and behavioral construct.

Constructs of intervention and individuals characteristics had an influence on the tension for change construct.

Regression models controlling for receipt of brief intervention were employed for each change construct.

The intervention's structure and materials are developed using TTM's Stages of Change construct [ 17] (Table 2).

The second factor was the change construct (beta = 0.253, p < 0.05), which accounted for 4.5%% of the variance in acceptance.

Values of this measure were 0.88 for the use (PU and PEU) scale, 0.72 for the change construct, and 0.74 for the acceptance construct.

The change construct was defined as the movement of an organization from its present to a future state, and was operationalized using a four-item scale.