Sentence examples for measure of help from inspiring English sources

For Phylishia White, the rebate check will be a measure of help at a difficult time.

However, aid is not the only, or even the best, measure of help.

After making the gesture to reconsider the status of the Britons and Australians, the Bush administration was likely to offer some measure of help, the official said.

FOR some families who lost breadwinners on Sept. 11, a measure of help came from an unexpected source -- the National Association of Realtors.

In terms of dependency, the average score on our measure of help needed with ADLs was 5.88 (SD = 4.57, range = 0 18).

The questionnaire contains two scales: (1) 'cooperation', reflecting the participant's perception of the measure of help received from the care provider; and (2) 'helpfulness', referring to the participant's confidence in his or her own capacity to improve the situation.

19, 25, 26 This three-item scale measures amount of help from relatives, hired aides, and friends and neighbors.

A simple, valid measure of help-seeking behaviour would be useful for community-based research, with a view to developing and evaluating interventions.

b Measure of help-seeking for self-injury.

It is encouraging that all studies found a positive outcome on at least one measure of help-seeking.

For intercorrelations between predictor, mediator, outcome, and covariate variables please see Table  2.> -wrap-foot> a General measure of help-seeking.