Sentence examples for mastery compared from inspiring English sources

This study was undertaken to determine whether side-on laparoscopic operating orientation alters time-to-skill mastery compared with head-on orientation.

Athletes with high task/high ego or high task/low ego goal orientations scored significantly higher on their ability to feel emotions and their ease of generating motivational general-mastery images compared to athletes with low task/high ego or low task/low ego orientations.

On state-mandated fourth-grade English Language Arts tests, 59.5percentt of Yonkers students in the 2001-2 school year scored at Levels 3 and 4 -- competency and mastery levels -- compared with 61.5percentt statewide.

As such, the participants had placed a premium on the learning or mastery goals as compared to the performance goals.

The variable mastery confounded the relationship between psychological distress and ED visits, meaning that the parameter estimate of psychological distress changed by more than 20% when mastery was included in the model compared to when mastery was not.

Being motivated and experiencing mastery are positive reasons for SP, 11 and previous Norwegian studies have found that girls were more motivated and showed better mastery at secondary school compared with boys, and students with high educated parents were more motivated and experienced better school mastery than students who had parents with low educational attainment.

A stronger correlation was observed between self-efficacy judged on enactive mastery experience (past performance) compared to self-efficacy judged on vicarious experience (peer comparison).

Is 'Mastery over Dementia' superior compared to 'care as usual' in terms of a clinically significant reduction in depressive symptoms, symptoms of anxiety, role overload and caregiver perceived stress?

Writing in Film Comment, Kent Jones compared Jia's mastery of his moment in time to Godard's in the sixties and Altman's in the seventies.

Compared to the mastery speed measure, percent correct is more susceptible to guessing and provides less penalty to slipping because correct answers are credited even though prior or future problems are answered incorrectly.

The experimental condition in which caregivers take part in the intervention (Mastery over Dementia) will be compared with a comparison condition in which caregivers receive a 'minimal intervention'.