Sentence examples for data motivation from inspiring English sources
Systematic errors resulting from the consecutive start (the first group being trained with peer role-play, the second with standardised patients) were controlled for through randomisation, and we were able to demonstrate good consistency between the two study groups with respect to socioeconomic data, motivation, and pre-intervention communication skills.
The data on motivation were further categorised into autonomous and controlled motivation using the framework of SDT by AW and RK (an expert on SDT).
Data on motivation and learning were gathered before, during and after training.
Here Neurath offered a corresponding boat analogy, this time a battleship from the context of war economy, the original source of empirical data and motivation for his model of moneyless economy: 'Besides modern commercial activities, military activities have also been rationalized to a very high degree.
We used a structured questionnaire to collect quantitative data on motivation, job satisfaction and turnover intention.
Collection of qualitative data on motivation creates a more nuanced understanding of quantitative scores.
Data on motivation, study strategy and effort was collected from 383 medical students of VU University Medical Center Amsterdam and their academic performance results were obtained from the student administration.
This longitudinal investigation provided empirical data regarding motivation for studying medicine, future career expectations, specialty choices and career plans, from a sample of Polish medical students.
The building blocks evident in our data around motivation towards behaviour change contain many of the elements already described in the literature as the "know-check-move" effect (Fig. 2) [ 14].
These include starting with relative simple research questions, use of pop-ups to force correct data entry, motivation of network members and support from peers and academics, financial incentives and so on.
These data provide motivation for the present reexamination of the evidential support for the proposed PPAR-α activation MOA hypothesis as a basis for assessing human health risks of DEHP and other environmental contaminants that activate PPAR-α.
