Sentence examples similar to determination construct from inspiring English sources

The Perceived Competence Scale (PCS) measures the self-determination construct of patient perceived competence in their ability to increase their level of physical activity [ 17].

What I particularly liked was his determination to construct from the back with quick and decisive passes.

The news rekindled my determination to construct a program of recovery for myself that would enable me to help others.

The move follows the final agreement on the £12.5bn EDF takeover of British Energy last week which gave new impetus to the French utility's determination to construct atomic stations in Britain.

Maybe there's something English about that attitude, too -- a comic perspective generated by the disjunction between his countrymen's reverence for their green and pleasant land and their determination to construct within it some of the darkest, sootiest, most crowded cities in the history of civilization.

Sophiatown residents had a determination to construct a respectable lifestyle in the shadow of a state that was actively hostile to such ambitions.

The determination of construct validity through the use of factor analysis represents only one possible statistical method of testing.

The determination of construct validity through the use of factor analysis represents only one possible statistical method of testing this property.

The Short Form 36-item of the Medical Outcome Study (SF-36 acute version) [ 16], the Stanford Health Assessment Questionnaire (HAQ) [ 18], and four subscales of the Arthritis Impact Measurement Scale (AIMS2) [ 20] (Walking and Bending, Arm Function, Arthritis Pain, Level of Tension) were administered at baseline for determination of construct validity.

In this work, a colorimetric methodology was developed for free chlorine determination by constructing a fiber-optic sensor (FOS) which was designed by using a small LED as light source and two silica fibers as light transmission elements.

The earliest study on turnover was the participant determination model constructed by March & Simon in 1958 [ 6].