Sentence examples for evaluations and attitudes from inspiring English sources

So novel information garners more attention and affects evaluations and attitudes more than old news.

The students' evaluations and attitudes were obtained using a visual analogue scale (VAS) 0-1000).

The results showed that message favorableness and message number on an Internet discussion forum can influence a consumer's brand evaluation and attitude toward the Web owner.

This study examined the impact of messages on a discussion forum regarding a consumer's brand evaluation and attitude toward the Web owner.

Study 1 provided evidence that implicit normative evaluations and implicit attitudes uniquely predicted evaluations measured by the traditional IAT.

Even though several studies have been carried out focusing on PFM in different parts of Ethiopia (e.g., Elias 2004; Kelbessa and Destoop 2007; Winberg 2010; Tesfaye 2011; Tesfaye et al. 2012; Siraj et al. 2016), with special emphasis to the evaluation of perceptions and attitudes of local people towards PFM, no such studies have been conducted in WWF, which is located in Tarmaber District.

The questionnaire consisted of parts namely; resident profile, evaluation of knowledge and attitudes of health research, and research practices of the PGMTs'.

Cross-cultural and longitudinal evaluations of attitudes and behaviours towards disordered eating should be conducted in large community samples to monitor trends, examine protective and non-protective factors, and assist in the development and planning of preventive and treatment programs.

Based on student evaluations and comments, an attitude survey, and the quality of the students' term papers, the course has significantly increased the ability and willingness of biology students to use mathematical concepts and modeling tools to understand biological systems, and it has significantly enhanced engineering students' appreciation of biology.

Self-esteem refers to the extent to which we feel positive or negative about ourselves, and reflects an individual's subjective evaluation of personal worth and attitudes about the self.

The studies of interest focused on the evaluation of their perceptions and attitudes about family practice.