This second order construct, constituted by 15 items with an average CVR of.39, explained 62%% of variability of the 3 first order engagement dimensions with strong reliability (CR = .83) and good overall goodness-of-fit to the items' variance-covariance data (χ2/df = 2.78; CFI = .978; TLI = .974; RMSEA = .054).054
So-called "facts" they argued, are not discovered or revealed by science, but rather are "constructed", "constituted", or "fabricated" when scientific statements come to be accepted, or are no longer contested.
If we consider meaning to be a human construct, what constitutes an intension should probably be restricted.
His words would carry far more weight if the United States had ratified the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, the legal construct that constitutes the legal principles to which Mr. Kerry refers.
Furthermore, in meizoseismal regions the constructed area constitutes 8.8%% of the total constructed area in Attica and the estimated seismic risk represents 25.8%% of the total risk R (Table 11; Fig. 7).
A number of underlying constructs constitute the basis of foresight.
However, as regards the study of constructs constituted of PLLA microfibers and cells, only quantitative and SEM analyses were reported, lacking histological analysis.
In the test pools 1 - 3 only 245 constructs constituting subpool-0 remained equimolar, while subpools-1 to -6, consisting of ten constructs each, were diluted by the factors indicated in Table 1.
At each amplitude two analytic expressions can be constructed which constitute upper and lower bounds to the exact value of the frequency.
While INDEPTH sites are not constructed to constitute a representative sample, and VA may not be the ideal method of determining cause of death, nevertheless these findings represent detailed mortality patterns for parts of the world that are severely under-served in terms of measuring mortality.
