Sentence examples for coherent construct from inspiring English sources

While craniofacial neuralgia [30] and trigeminal neuropathic pain [31, 32] are neuropathic pain syndromes with central components, no coherent construct exists in persistent idiopathic facial pain although one study reported neuropathic changes in patients with facial pain [31].

The high Cronbachs alphas (0.70 and 0.75 present, 0.76 and 0.79 preferred) of the CG-Questionnaire show that the statements in the questionnaire form a coherent construct.

Evidence suggests that treatment satisfaction in mental health is a rather global and coherent construct, which is one of the reasons for addressing treatment satisfaction in DIALOG with only three items [ 8, 25, 26].

Although PTSD symptoms have been identified across multiple cultures, questions remain whether the constellation represents a coherent construct with an interpretable factor structure across diverse populations, especially those naïve to western notions of mental disorder.

By contrast, in the 2nd order model, frailty was seen to drive/subsume all the factors/dimensions acting as a single broad, coherent construct broken down into increasingly specific factors and indicators (see Additional file 1: Supplementary figure F2: Second order model).

I am finding quite a lot that are kind of generic titles and no coherent constructs reported... for meta-ethnography you have to have some sort of clear construct to be able to take away.

Importantly, however, the absence of a higher order factor argues against C-PTSD constituting a coherent, unitary construct, at least amongst this cross-cultural population.

Select a generator in a coherent group, then construct the minimum distance-spanning tree linking in the whole coherent generator buses and set the branches weight of the tree to infinite.

Without these skills, councils will be unable to construct coherent plans.

These models do not propose a coherent performance evaluation construct and consequently fail to deliver improvement guidelines for improving service quality.

The lesson should encourage learners to construct coherent and verifiable conceptual models, manipulate those models to make accurate predictions, and then apply those models to make sense of new information.