Sentence examples for estimates of engagement from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the USEI produced reliable estimates of engagement and showed evidence for concurrent validity with the UWES-SS.
Prevalence estimates of engagement with preconception care range between 18.1% and 45%, with most studies focusing on women with type 1 or 2 diabetes.
The addition of "Distracter" stimuli to a "seen vs. unseen" immediate recall task allows for an additional estimate of task engagement (distracters should be consistently rated as 'unseen', if the subject has been paying adequate attention), and possible detection of response-sets (e.g., endorsing a particular category of distracters or targets as "seen").
Time course data for vortioxetine (not shown) suggests that receptor occupancies are at a relative maximum from 1 4 h and thus the values reported earlier are a good estimate of target engagement over the course of the EEG data described later.
Whitehill et al. [3] use computer vision methods to register faces and extract Box Filter features (Haar wavelets) and then train binary classifiers to estimate four states of engagement.
When variance in student engagement is non-zero, any estimate that does not control for the effects of engagement will provide biased estimates for individual students (Wise and DeMars, 2005).
Despite this possibility, we found strong evidence of an association between opiate substitution treatment and reduced risk of HIV seroconversion, suggesting that the observed associations might be conservative estimates of the true association between active engagement with opiate substitution treatment and HIV transmission.
As proposed by Durkheim, the level of engagement in the movement increases with social integration, estimated through the coreness of the user.
Estimating of the effect of OMT is however complicated, as OMT patients differ greatly in characteristics and duration of engagement with treatment.
"We have clear rules of engagement".
