Sentence examples for engagement extent from inspiring English sources

This will help fully measure the engagement extent of the program.

The CPAQ is a 20-item self-reported instrument containing two subscales: Activity engagement (extent of participation in daily activities despite pain experience) and Pain willingness (willingness to experience pain without trying to control, alter or avoid it).

These include a proposal for a set of questions on student engagement – the extent to which students feel they have been academically challenged and encouraged to work collaboratively.

The MDS tool was designed to be used as a direct observational tool [ 21] but in this instance it was used as a proxy measure based upon staff judgement rather than actual observation of social involvement or extent of engagement with others.

Other definitions focus primarily on student behavior, suggesting that engagement is the "extent to which students are engaging in activities that higher education research has shown to be linked with high-quality learning outcomes" (Krause & Coates, 2008, p. 493) or the "quality of effort and involvement in productive learning activities" (Kuh, 2009, p. 6).

The subscale Activities Engagement assesses the extent to which the person engages in activities despite their pain (e.g. 'There are many activities I do when I feel pain.'), whereas the subscale Pain Willingness is an inverted measure of how much the person feels the need to avoid or control pain (e.g. 'I need to concentrate on getting rid of my pain.').

The acceptability continuum identified above did appear to impact engagement to some extent.

26 For example, at organisational level one measure of research engagement is the extent of patient enrolment in trials.

Ghanaian responses have focused on policy and, to a lesser extent, engagement with industry (see next section).

This indicator reflected the concept of CBOs engagement as the extent to which CBOs had a potential to interact with and affect community members.

The findings from our study point to two main additional challenges: the hidden nature of non-engagement; and the extent to which the health care system is able to address structural causes of non-engagement.