Sentence examples for more positively evaluated from inspiring English sources

Also, one's own performance was more positively evaluated when expectations were met (B = 0.17, P < 0.001).

The same (B = 0.10, P = 0.001) applies for the midwife, who was more positively evaluated by women with high self-efficacy (B = 0.10, P = 0.041).

The items regarding 'the experience of being continuously followed by a doctor or a nurse', and 'confident about going home after surgery' seemed, in particular, to be more positively evaluated by CM patients than by the control group.

Results regarding perceptions of taste indicated that the descriptors were an important dimension; brands more positively evaluated were those with flavour additives (menthol) or other references to flavour (natural flavour, rich taste).

Another explanation is that risk information is simply more imminent than coping information because referring directly to personally relevant threats and therefore is more positively evaluated and considered to be more personally relevant.

Motivational telephone calls were not superior to letters at increasing physical activity and intake of fruit and vegetables over a 2-year period in a large study of 1629 participants although telephone calls were more positively evaluated than the letters 78.

Witnessing people shaking hands in a business setting not only leads third-party observers to more positively evaluate the relationship, but it even increases activation in the nucleus accumbens in the observers' brains — the area associated with reward sensitivity.

12 Assessors seem to more positively evaluate physicians with whom they have worked longer compared with those with shorter working relationships.

Thus, based on their observations of other older people an older person might judge that physical changes are part-and-parcel of getting older and may more positively evaluate their own aging in terms of physical changes.

The more positively employees evaluate the organization, i.e., the more organizational pride they experience, the more they feel committed to it (Carmeli 2005).

Yoshida et al. [ 32] describe the implementation of a framework for distributed image processing and positively evaluated the performance gained by using more processing units.