Sentence examples for framed statement from inspiring English sources

A more negatively framed statement for prostate cancer screening using PCA and digital rectal examination would be that out of every 10 abnormal test results, 7 men will not have prostate cancer [ 14].

The army brought his remains in a sealed coffin, with a framed statement calling him a hero.

The more positively framed statement of the same results would be that out of every 10 abnormal test results, 3 men will have cancer.

Some groups may respond more actively to a negatively framed problem statement (e.g. "Our country has the highest infant mortality rate in the region") while others may respond better to a positively framed statement of purpose (e.g. "Our country will, within five years, achieve the national health goals related to infant mortality").

The fact that the topic guide did not have negatively framed statements could lead participants towards more positive comments; and, unfortunately, we did not check findings with focus group participants.

As a framing statement, he noted that the juxtaposition of automotive design and art "showed that multiple disciplines can come together to create something innovative and cutting-edge".

For the other questionnaires, we used the full text, including instructions, framing statements, questions and responses as used in surveys.

Developed from the original MBI [ 8, 14] the 22 items are framed as statements of job-related feelings (e.g., "I feel burned out by my work"; "I feel confident that I am effective at getting things done") and are rated on a seven-point frequency scale (ranging from 0 = "never" to 6 = "daily").

The unlucky, however, protest: during a political meeting that pathetically, comically, endearingly struggles to frame a statement for the Frankfurter Rundschau, a passionate young Kurd cries, "We're not stupid, we're just poor!" He goes on, "When a Westerner meets someone from a poor country, he feels deep contempt.

The fact that, almost eight years after the US first intervened in that country, Obama should have to frame his statement around the question "What is our purpose in Afghanistan?" renders a profoundly negative verdict on the Bush administration's stewardship of American national security.

To meet such threats, he framed a policy statement in 1904 that became known as the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine.