Sentence examples for global appraisal from inspiring English sources

At a time when agricultural experts are getting hot under the collar about an Indian village whose claims to be smashing rice-growing records have been extolled here and debunked here, it is useful to have a cool global appraisal of the state of genetically-modified (GM) crops, traditionally seen as most likely source of a new green revolution or (alternatively) as a disaster in embryo.

Respondents compare their current circumstances against subjective standards to arrive at a global appraisal of life satisfaction (Diener 2000).

This may be because life satisfaction is a cumulative, global appraisal of one's life to this point (Diener 2000) in contrast to momentary mood at one point.

Perceived stress is an individual's global appraisal of the degree to which situations in her life are overwhelming [ 1].

In contrast, appraisals of impact may form a more global appraisal of stressful life events, which resonated more strongly with training goals.

Nevertheless, all remaining effect sizes for interaction effects, including global appraisal, are in the medium range (partial eta-squared >.01 and <.0588, see Figure 2).

The Delaware Chancery Court's vice chancellor speaks with Reynolds Holding about Dell, DFC Global and appraisal actions, which allow holdout shareholders who didn't vote for a deal to ask the court to set a higher price for their stock.

Third, the validity of using a global retrospective appraisal of change has been challenged especially with respect to recall bias [ 22, 105]; however, this may be a minor problem [ 36, 106].

The SWLS is a 5-item instrument designed to measure the person's global self-appraisal of his or her life.

Andrea Westermann analyzes an early case of global mineral resource appraisal: In 1877, Eduard Suess, a professor of geology from Vienna published The Future of Gold (Die Zukunft des Goldes).

Even though China itself is becoming more unequal (as are advanced countries like America), the fast growth of such a big, poor country should be enough to bring down global inequality.That appraisal rests on what has been happening to incomes or GDP per person, assuming that actual growth in China and India has been as fast as officially stated.