Sentence examples for desirability from the from inspiring English sources
In "Rabbit, Run," John Updike makes a gallant attempt to salvage a shimmer of desirability from the pregnant frame of Harry Angstrom's wife.
What is significant for the subject of the intervention is not the extent to which the consequences of compliance or non-compliance differ in desirability from the norm, but the extent to which they differ in desirability from each other.
An index score can be assigned to each of these health states to indicate its value or desirability from the point of view of the general public.
The self-report of smoking status could have been biased by a certain degree of social desirability from the respondent which may have underestimated the true prevalence of smoking.
Also, the use of one-on-one telephone interviews to collect data may reduce some forms of response bias as participants are less affected by cues from facial expressions or perceived social desirability from the researcher (e.g. in one-on-one interviews) or other participants (e.g. in a focus group setting) [ 58, 59].
A composite desirability value is obtained for the multi-responses using individual desirability values from the desirability function analysis.
On the test day, subjects rated each submitted song for desirability, from 1 (low) to 10 (high).
Table 11 shows the value of 25 optimal solutions of combinations of input parameters with larger desirability (from 1 to.75).
Like the sports metaphor would imply, regulars in your roster are ranked by level of desirability, from your starter (a person you'd drop everything to see ― and maybe even date exclusively eventually) to your always-dependable bench players.
Disentangling desirability from preference is important but not easy (see [24]).
By expressing both costs and health benefits in monetary units, Talley et al [ 18] facilitate the calculation of IABP therapy's net benefit, which gives policy decision-makers a single measure of its desirability from an efficiency perspective.
