Sentence examples for components descriptive from inspiring English sources

The analysis had two components: descriptive and comparative.

Table  4 provides route subscale, valence score, subsection score, and overall route score components, descriptive statistics, sample items, and reliability statistics.

The purported fact of ethical diversity, the claim that there are no universally agreed moral norms or values, conjoined with the intractability of the arguments about them, are the core components of descriptive moral relativism.

Entering the TPB components and descriptive norms in the second step increased the explained variance with 16.4% [ ΔR2 = 0.164, F change = 13.0 (4, 257), p < 0,001)].

Analyses for this study consisted of five components: 1) Descriptive statistics were used to report the child and family characteristics, as well as the prevalence of child health problems in the entire sample.

The study of spatial variation in incidence is a vital component of descriptive epidemiology.

Insofar as normative conclusions are hybrid, the logic of just the descriptive components doesn't ensure that the non-cognitive component is entailed wherever we have an intuitively valid argument.

More formally, one might distinguish the descriptive component and the spatial component of bodily sensations (Bermudez, 1998; Dokic, 2003).

They often have non-chemical structure components such as descriptive text or symbols which represent neither atom nor chemical abbreviations, and thus those images are discarded.

(See Section 2.2, "Normative and Descriptive Components," of SEP entry on "Topics in Feminism" for references to scholars who advance variations of these positions on the source(s) of women's subordination).

Other normative components (e.g., descriptive and injunctive norms) may be encompassed by the standard measure [ 51].