Sentence examples for growth affection from inspiring English sources

This questionnaire rates satisfaction with family relations and distinguish five components of the family function: adaptability, partnership, growth, affection and resolve.

It was composed of five items: adaptation, partnership, growth, affection, and resolution, with a three-point scale ranging from 0 (hardly ever) to 2 (almost always) for each item [ 34].

The Portuguese Family APGAR (Adaptation, Partnership, Growth, Affection and Resolve) Questionnaire 29 30 that evaluates family function in five dimensions 31 will be used to measure the perceived family support of patients with multimorbidity.

APGAR is a rapid screening tool that has been widely used, including with Asian populations, to assess family functioning (Preechawong et al., 2007) and is scored on five questions about adaptation, partnership, growth, affection, and resolve (Austin & Huberty, 1989).

Family functioning was assessed using the five-item Family Adaptability, Partnership, Growth, Affection, and Resolve (APGAR) scale, which measures the satisfaction of older adults in relation to various aspects of family life [ 20].

The aim of this investigation therefore was to use an MR imaging-compatible in vivo loading device to study the subregional pattern of cartilage deformation in knees with and without signs of radiographic OA i.e. osteophyte (OP) growth and affection of the joint space width (JSW) [ 26, 27].

Despite the growth of its Internet business and investors' renewed affection for technology stocks, Reed Elsevier "has been left behind, as if it has got some kind of problem," Mr. Cox said.

Optimum child development and growth of young children needs mother/caregiver's warmth and affection, sensitivity, responsiveness, cognitive stimulation as well as good nutrition and freedom from infection [ 1- 3].

He has the political contacts necessary to maintain SD's place in the affections of a Labour government that has encouraged its growth.

Topics Mr. Cruz addressed included his affection for the little hamburgers at White Castle, the fast-food chain that says its growth is slowing because of the health care law, and a tough-love speech by Ashton Kutcher.

Some 5,000 miles away in Beijing, however, a harder battle will have to be fought for riders' affections – and it is where manufacturers like Triumph need to be able to export to fuel their growth.