This dataset was linked with the Welsh hospital admission system (PEDW) using anonymised and encrypted NHS numbers to examine the extent of overlap, coding coherence and accuracy.
The impact of cynicism and anger was, to a great extent, mediated through sense of coherence.
Collinearity diagnostics indicated dependency between respondents' estimations of fascination, extent, and complexity, and between estimations of coherence and scope.
The concept Sense of Coherence measures the extent to which i) people feel that they understand the things that happen to them, ii) the extent to which they see solutions to problems and iii) the extent to which their daily life is a source of personal satisfaction.
The pattern seen in gull isolates is to large extent in coherence with the pattern of blaCTX-M genotype distribution in human isolates in Europe [ 3].
The breadth of coverage is an indication of the extent to which the concept has brought a measure of coherence to UNICEF's efforts to change the quality and conditions of learning in all countries.
It visualizes the degree of coherence in phase space as the angular extent.
Future research will have to clarify to what extent the proposed model can be generalized over different domains of coherence judgments (e.g., different sensory domains, semantic judgments).
Conducted in Taiwan, the studies recorded the psychophysiological responses of 110 laboratory participants while viewing 12 images that hypothetically represented the Being Away, Extent or Coherence, Fascination, and Compatibility components of restorative environments.
They vary in intensity, extent, and coherence and may represent pathological exaggeration of normal tendencies to rationalization, wishful thinking, and the like.
