Sentence examples for more 'global construct from inspiring English sources

First, both CHQ and VAS measure phenomena 'outside the skin' and thus, may be measuring a more 'global' construct of health compared to HUI.

"Psychological health, actually, is a more complicated construct".

Now micromessaging offers users a more elastic construct to model digital relationships across decomposing corporate silos and virtual communities.

Fewer studies, however, have investigated the more global construct of quality of life in caregivers of a family member following stroke.

Traditionally, the point of view of residents has been measured by using questionnaires that monitor the satisfaction with the care received [ 7, 13]; nevertheless, perception of quality is a more global construct of which satisfaction might be a dimension [ 14].

It meant they had at least a little more time to construct their own Internet strategies.

We construct narratives about death -- we always have -- and more recently, we construct narratives about cancer, about chemo, about lifesaving treatments and Christ-like physicians.

The Financial Expert is more tightly constructed than the other two.

If it were more tightly constructed, "Crying Ladies" would probably also be more relentlessly melodramatic.

"Pipe bombs are much more easily constructed by a lone individual," he said.

Nowadays, the words of politicians seem more about constructing images than resolving issues.