Sentence examples for charged items from inspiring English sources

Slapping a few politically charged items on the ballot this fall is a recipe for mischief.

In one of the more politically charged items, he eliminated $7.5 million for women's health clinics, the subject of a battle with Democrats that has lasted more than a year.

This interaction may rather be due to differences in the nature of participants' beliefs for affectively charged versus neutral material (but not the strength of these beliefs since belief ratings were equivalent between the two conditions), e.g., neutral items were generally about something physical in the world, while affectively charged items were of a more moral nature.

While Experiment 1 showed an Affective Content × Belief interaction, such that the influence of believability on valence was greater for neutral items than for affectively charged items, this was not replicated here, F 1, 19) = 1.57, ns, d = 0.08, despite the equivalent task and stimuli.

While the difference is significant for both content types, this content effect may be explained by a floor effect for affectively charged items, since the already negative valence here would leave less room for unbelievable items to be rated as even more negative.

Although the reasons for the results observed by Kerr et al. [ 1] are unclear, it is hypothesized that the air ions may have negatively charged items of plastic medical equipment in the ward, such as patient ventilator tubes, so that they repelled, rather than attracted, airborne bacteria.

There was a main effect of affective content on RT, F 1, 19) = 21.45, p<.001, d = 0.53, such that RTs were longer to rate an affectively charged item (M = 4,999 ms, SE = 471) than a neutral item (M = 4,365 ms, SE = 424).

Again there was a main effect of affective content on RT, F 1, 19) = 30.19, p <.001, d = 0.61, such that RTs were longer to rate an affectively charged item (M = 4,308 ms, SE = 204) than a neutral item (M = 3,747 ms, SE = 185).

Last I checked, charging items on an account when preparing to file for bankruptcy was considered fraud.

Most people are liable for up to a maximum of $50 if someone fraudulently charges items using their number.

Dolores Bova of Milford is also turned off by the fact that most Internet grocers require users to charge items to a credit card.