Sentence examples for mean attitude from inspiring English sources

Clubs' mean attitude to away fans is scandalous Is there a story to make your heart sink more than the dismal, avaricious, myopic unwillingness of our Premier League clubs to increase the sum that each of them commits to improving away travel for fans from £200,000 to £500,000?

Mean Attitude Hypothesis Factor Sig.

Student mean attitude scores went down for one teacher, although not significantly (n = 11 for this class).

The mean attitude errors for the collected 53 sequences of the IMU data are shown in Fig. 10.

To show whether or not the attitudes of the Russian left-behinds and Russian migrants were affected by native populations, the mean attitude of the natives in a country was included in the analyses.

Lower positive attitudes to wildlife (mean attitude score 1.65) and higher incidence of conflict with the park in Ittu compared with Afar ethnic groups (2.5) might be due to their sedentary agro-pastoral mode of life (Beyene 2012; Gebeyehu et al. 2016).

"London was particularly open to immigrants or anyone from other cultures, but we have experienced some mean attitudes towards immigrants [in Ashford].

Figure 2 presents the mean attitudes among the 461 survey respondents and shows 95% confidence interval.

Respondents of white Swedish Background (N = 416, %). Figure 4 illustrates the mean attitudes together with 95% confidence interval.

The resulting between-country correlations between mean attitudes and mean achievement represent the baseline correlations between these means when ignoring the potential effects of ERS.

As the primary interest of the current paper is to address the between-country correlation between mean attitudes and mean achievement, we expand the model in the previous section to also include a student-level achievement variable.