Sentence examples for differing constructs from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the purpose of this study was to directly investigate the mechanical stability of differing constructs, and differences in bone quality would have raised a substantial confounding variable.
Once a gene has been associated with ASD, multiple publications may report animal models using differing constructs of the same gene.
This confirms previous findings [ 7, 8, 39], whilst pointing to the existence of differing constructs of the concept of QoL on the part of the patient and the assessor, or clinician.
However, further investigation is warranted in the study of adolescent QOL and self-rated health status and begs the question as to whether QOL and self-rated health status measures are viewed as the same construct by adolescents, or do they represent differing constructs, as has been determined among adults?
Direct comparison of the lines would be of interest; some phenotypic differences might well be anticipated given the differing constructs and the magnitude and distribution of overexpression.
In fact, in the normal bone model the differing constructs displayed similar endurance of maximal loads and displacement of the fracture gap during eccentric axial bending.
We have found that these signals differ for different constructs, likely due to differences in the relationship of the various Hfq species and the surface of the sensor.
Conversely, discriminant validity means the degree to which measures of different constructs differ from each other (Campbell and Fiske 1959).
The findings presented here raise questions about how men of different ages, life stages and differing experiences construct their masculinity in relation to their health.
It differs from constructs of the good death developed in palliative care which characteristically include open awareness and a gradual progression towards death [ 25] although it shares a preference for death at home.
Issues such as whether or how it may differ from constructs such as 'emotional competence' or 'patient centeredness' have been discussed in detail elsewhere, particularly in the field of nursing [ 5, 6], as have questions regarding the dimensionality of empathy and it's relation to social [ 7] and clinical [ 8] function.
