Sentence examples for considered antecedents from inspiring English sources
A variety of Roman, barbarian, and Carolingian institutions were considered antecedents of feudal practices: Roman lordship and clientage, barbarian war chiefdoms and bands, grants of lands to soldiers and to officeholders, and oaths of loyalty and fidelity.
The expectancy of solving an item successfully and the personal value of taking the test are considered antecedents of test-taking engagement.
While effective nursing interventions are considered antecedents of health outcomes, nurses' ability to perform these interventions is closely and consistently associated with organizational processes that define the nursing practice environment and mediate the outcomes [ 54, 82].
In their multiple variations, knowledge networks are considered as antecedents of the present learning communities in the cyberspace.
However, impacts on the individual level were considered as antecedents for organizational impacts in the extant studies based on TAM (e.g., Fishbein and Ajzen 1975).
Patients who have previously undergone a caesarean and/or an abortion should be noted and these should be considered obstetrical antecedents.
Thereby, the non-monsoon months were considered as antecedent dry period and the highest daily rainfall was considered as maximum intensity rainfall.
Perceived quality is considered the antecedent of satisfaction and customer loyalty.
It has also considered other antecedent features that might influence response quality.
Furthermore, it is considered an antecedent for long-term levels of depression and anxiety symptoms [ 6] and a predictor of long-term general well-being [ 7].
Crude and adjusted regression coefficients were similar after adjusting for grilled and smoked food ingestion, which is considered an antecedent of PAHs [see Supplemental Material, Table 3 (doi:10.1289/ehp.1002340)].
