Sentence examples for constructed that assesses from inspiring English sources
This NCEA is a bottom-up, state-by-state model we have constructed that assesses the amount of clean energy that could be deployed by 2025 through strategic advocacy opportunities.
Expressed Emotion (EE) is a multicomponent construct that assesses the patient significant other relationship along various positive and negative dimensions (Vaughn & Leff, 1976).
The psychological construct that assesses PSPS, mental defeat, is expected to be important in predicting the outcome and in order to plan more effective psychological treatments in patients with chronic pain, including those with FM.
Acceptance of disability (AOD) is a useful construct that assesses the ability of a patient to psychologically cope with chronic diseases, but its effect on long-term outcomes of patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) remains unclear.
A clustered global heat map was constructed that makes it easy to assess the pattern of conservation for each S. cerevisiae gene over all the species.
DIF occurs when one group of individuals responds differently from another group on a given questionnaire item, even though both groups are equivalent on the underlying construct that is assessed.
We introduce a new parameter called 'critical income' as a meaningful construct that can be estimated to assess the relationship between income and mortality.
The Core Self-Evaluations Scale (CSES) was designed to assess a latent construct that includes facets of four core traits: self-esteem, self-efficacy, emotional stability, and locus of control.
Cancer threat appraisal was measured by the Constructed Meaning Scale that assesses participants' appraisal of the effect that cancer has had on their identity, relationship and perceived future.
The same applied to the three full logistic regression models that were constructed to assess the arguments; that is, the pros and cons were treated both together and separately.
We found a strong latent correlation (r = .74) for our two English reading tests which indicates substantial overlap of the constructs that were assessed.
