The "Stages of Change, Readiness and Treatment Eagerness Scale" (SOCRATES-8D) measured readiness to change AOD use; a situational indicator of perceived need [ 16].
The study found a relationship between a school's success - measured by student eagerness to learn and staff satisfaction - and the willingness of its principals and assistant principals to gamble on new ideas.
He measured out doses of eagerness and indifference, affection and restraint, so as to make a love affair last.
And is the smile more a measure of eagerness to please than of inner contentment?
Christine Eibs Singer, a registered Democrat who had asked about global warming, was less measured in her assessment: "I respected his eagerness to tackle different issues, but he seemed to be short on specifics.
Mr. Bush's use -- twice -- of the word "restore" was a telling measure of his eagerness, after several weeks on the defensive, to put Mr. Gore in a similar position.
What the Kickstarter does measure, though, is audience eagerness for a Shenmue game on PS4 and if the hardcore pay enough, Sony is sure to find a few extra dollars of their own to make Shenmue 3 everything it could be.
One measure of Mr. Lott's eagerness for a capital gains tax cut is that yesterday he said he would consider adding the Democratic proposal to it.
Tomorrow marks the publication of his report, awaited by journalists and media academics across the UK and beyond with eagerness and anxiety in equal measure.
It was a measure of the Party's anticipation, or perhaps pathetic eagerness, for Clint that Mitt Romney, in a video shown immediately beforehand, borrowed a phrase from Eastwood's Super Bowl ad for Chrysler, about how America would "roar" back.
A measure of the prime minister's pessimism over his election chances is his eagerness to participate in what he described scornfully less than a year ago as "a stupid PR stunt".
