Sentence examples for degree of identification from inspiring English sources
The survey measured their degree of identification with such statements as "Setbacks don't discourage me.
But the distance of more than two years has already diminished his degree of identification with the on-screen Billy.
The audience's degree of identification with characters and events is presumably thus controlled, and it can more clearly perceive the "real" world reflected in the drama.
Invoking the biblical Exodus from Egypt and the parting of the Red Sea, they proclaimed that the Mediterranean Sea would part for them, a motif of divine election that implies some degree of identification with the Israelites.
In fact, Burns didn't invent the stanza, and the fact that it acquired his name suggests that literary history is registering the unique degree of identification, as well as the fact that Burns wrote a great many brilliant poems in the meter.
Simulations with a simple SETAR model show that the usual asymptotic theory does fail, although actual sizes of the classical Likelihood Ratio test display surprising robustness to the degree of identification.
These differences meant that these countries' populations developed different degrees of identification as Europeans and, partly in consequence, different degrees of support for the building of a federal Europe.
We consider that this disparity is primarily a result of the different lengths of observation (5 years in the previous study and 10 years in the present study) and therefore different degrees of identification of clinically silent patients.
We consider this disparity to primarily result from different degrees of identification of clinically silent patients, whose identification depends on a period of data contribution that is long enough to include a prior gout event.
They are a modified single-degree-of-freedom identification (SDOFI) method and a peak picking (PP) method in the frequency domain and the stochastic subspace identification (SSI) method in the time domain.
