Sentence examples for each constituent item from inspiring English sources

We calculated total stress scores for both life and work by cumulating scores for each constituent item.

Although analysis of the benefit cost ratios revealed that benefits were perceived as more important than costs, the analysis of the constituent item ratings and importance weights provided potentially more useful information for predicting product adoption.

Summative scores were calculated for each of these domains by summing the responses (Agree = 2, Not sure = 1, Disagree = 0) to each of the constituent items.

Both our study and Matsuda and Gobel's study (2004) using Japanese samples showed a two-factor structure (their one factor of 21 items; the other factor of 12 items), but with different constituent items for each factor.

While his study helped us review relevant past studies on the components of the FLCAS, our study not only examined the analytical methods, labels, and key statistics of the previous studies, but also highlighted constituent items of each factor, particularly relating to the three constructs of communication apprehension, test anxiety, and fear of negative evaluation.

This is a test statistic to determine the degree with which constituent items within a scale correlate with each other.

This is a commonly used test statistic to determine the degree with which constituent items within a scale correlate with each other.

Within each step of the AISP, for each cluster it has to be evaluated whether its constituent items have non-decreasing IRFs in order to make sure that the scales fit the MHM.

The scores from each of the dimensions were presented as a sum of its constituent items divided by the number of items (scaled score).

On each index, students were classified into low, medium and high based on the mean across the constituent items.

Thus, the number of constituent items in the study of Matsuda and Gobel was larger than that of Cheng et al. (1999).