By emphasizing its engagement with stakeholders, including governments and trade unions, Nike constructed itself as sensitive to the cultures in which it operated.
According to Hancock and Mueller (2001) the usefulness of Cronbach's alpha and related reliability measures is limited to assessing composite scales formed from a construct's indicators, rather than assessing the reliability of the latent construct itself as reflected by its indicators.
Procedural validity speaks only of the evaluation procedure and not to the validity of the construct itself, and is defined as the extent to which a new diagnostic procedure yields results similar to the results of an established diagnostic procedure that is used as a criterion [ 28].
Of Nas' narrative, Bradley states, "By endowing the insensible with voice, he aspires to an expressive level that transcends speaking for oneself, or of oneself, to one that self-consciously constructs itself as an artist giving shape to that which lacks coherence".
"Yeezus" – as in the character doing the rapping – is a construct as much as any beat on the album.
"Our community longed to have this empty lot vacated and constructed as soon as possible".
The human variation model tempers this emphasis, and resists essentialism about disability identity, by treating the group itself as socially constructed.
The construct KM itself was, as expected, not a barrier and was associated with the constructs B&T and R&T.
This is a successful first step for the nanofiber construct in establishing itself as a suitable three-dimensional scaffold for autogenous fibroblast populations, and providing great potential in the treatment of dermal wounds through layered application.
In many ways horror films bring to the fore issues that are otherwise unspoken in patriarchal culture – which itself constructs female sexuality as monstrous".
