The moment you grant me that, then it seems I have everything I need to say that there is a continuum of experience in which we have the worst possible misery for everyone on the one hand and then all of these other degrees of well-being on the other.
The three "psychological" items (item 1, 2, and 5) have the highest rankings, indicating that they are present in low to moderate degrees of well-being.
Mr. Graham and the show's curators — Bennett Simpson of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles (where it originated this year) and Chrissie Iles of the Whitney — have clearly worked to depart from the usual retrospective format, trying to achieve a greater degree of, well, transparency.
The error value indicates the degree of well to well variation in the 96 well plate used for the PCR experiment.
I hope that in retirement he has found some degree of well-deserved tranquility, perhaps in a rest home in a pleasant setting by the sea.
In the transactive control framework, the utility function applied in microeconomics is used, and describes the degree of well-being the product provides for consumers.
Our idea is that a central role in a young adult's choice to stay in the nest may be played by a higher degree of well-being and domestic comfort in the parental home compared to other living arrangements (living single on their own, co-residing with peers or living with a partner).
The relative robustness, or degree of well-being, can be expressed as the "coefficient of condition" [64].
Quality of life (QoL) is a rather complex multi-dimensional concept that can be defined as the degree of well-being felt by an individual [ 1].
The values of this index range between 0 and 1, with values closer to 1 signifying a greater degree of well-being.
The two "somatic" items (4 and 3) have the lowest rankings indicating that they are only present when high degree of well-being is perceived.
