Sentence examples for framed responses from inspiring English sources
Matching negatively framed responses could allow the subtle balance of opposing views to be recognised.
An intentionally skewed wording of answering categories was chosen, i.e. with one label "negative" and four labels "positive", as patients are likely to give answers to positively framed responses rather than to negative ones [ 9, 21].
Numerical examples demonstrate the accuracy of the model in predicting the large displacement inelastic response of framed structures.
The influence caused by the settlement of the supporting ground on the response of framed structures was often ignored in a structural design.
The influence caused by the settlement of the supporting ground on the response of framed structures was often ignored in structural design.
The presented analysis provided a useful background for properly understanding and prioritizing those factors having a significant effect on the response of framed building to tunnelling induced ground movements.
Yet most of the proposals to mitigate the seismic response of asymmetric framed buildings by DBs rest on the hypothesis of elastic (linear) structural response.
Improvement to the predicted seismic response of CFS framed buildings could be forthcoming if one were to account for the contribution of the non-structural gypsum wall panels.
It is shown that modified shear-building models have a better estimation of the nonlinear dynamic response of real framed structures compared to nonlinear static procedures.
On the basis of the responses to the positively framed items, attitudes towards cancer were almost universally optimistic, with between 88 and 98% of the respondents endorsing the value of early diagnosis, the chance of cure and the prospect of a normal life after a cancer diagnosis.
Question #10 states that 'Funding agencies... considered such contributions important.' What if this question was posed as 'You would be significantly more likely to receive a grant.' In both cases, I bet that questions with more tangibly framed rewards would elicit more positive responses.
