Sentence examples for items which provide from inspiring English sources

The Sept. 11 attacks, combined with the plummeting economy, wreaked havoc with the market for cockpit controls, plane parts and other aerospace-related items, which provide about 40percentt of Honeywell's sales and even more of its profits.

The AES-C consists of 18 items which provide an index of overt goal-directed behavior, goal-related cognitions, and goal-related emotional responses.

IRT can also identify key items which provide valuable information or whether any items within the scale are redundant, i.e. items with similar ICCs.

By offering value-added services such as closeout items which provide the retailer with better than average margins, Wheelie Deals is developing value that creates a steady flow of customers.

Final item selection is based upon a statistical analysis of responses - Step 4 - in order to obtain combinations of items which provide a sensitive but parsimonious description of dimensions.

The questionnaire consists of 7 items which provide information within various intensity levels including aerobic activities vigorous-intensity, cycling activities moderate-intensity, walking activities, and sitting time in the last seven days [ 80, 83].

From their responses, we calculated content validity index (CVI) scores (Waltz, Strickland, & Lenz, 1991), obtaining average values higher than 80% for all items, which provides support for the theoretical-conceptual adequacy of the items as measures of their respective target factors.

A rating scale completed by patients, comprised of 35 items which provides a measure of anxiety symptoms.

In addition, the MSF tool used - the Physician Achievement Review – included questionnaire items which provided a clear direction for physicians to change their communication behaviour [ 31].

In addition, lower alpha values were observed by the omission of any of the 14 items, which provides further evidence about the internal consistency of the present version of the OHIP-14.

The Youth Self-Report (YSR) (21) and Young Adult Self-Report (YASR) (22) are self-report measures for youth aged 11 18 (112 items) and 19 30 years (110 items), respectively, which provide scores for Internalizing (anxiety, withdrawal, somatic concerns), Externalizing (aggression and delinquency), and Total (also includes social, thought, and attention problems) problems.