Sentence examples for of authoritativeness from inspiring English sources
Steinberg et al. (1991) has developed the authoritative parenting scale to measure the extent of authoritativeness of parents over the child.
Paul Krugman, writes Donald Luskin of Palo Alto, Calif., has committed "dozens of substantive factual errors, distortions, misquotations and false quotations -- all pronounced in a voice of authoritativeness that most columnists would not presume to permit themselves".
Google has become a de facto measure of authoritativeness on the web.
Note that we retain the flavor of consensus agreements included in previous approaches by demanding that every protein other than the original authority needs to have a degree of authoritativeness (but a lower degree than the original authority).
'Reach', the degree of authoritativeness of the online content or user, was estimated by MAP using a proprietary algorithm.
The association between paternal level of authoritativeness and diabetes control measures highlights the importance of fathers' involvement in children's diabetes management.
The spokesperson said that the company's internal metrics show that they're doing a much better job of identifying the authoritativeness of individual images — and the offensive image is not authoritative for Michelle Obama's name".
Even though several measure of influence, authoritativeness, or more in generalimportance of a user in a networked system have been developed in the past (see forinstance the work by Romero et al.[7]), here we adopt the perspective of a single user, rather than of the wholecommunity.
But there is a kind of journalistic authoritativeness about his work.
Organizations, like The Times, that have built their reputations on authoritativeness now must ask themselves: How much of our reputation should we lay on the line in the name of being first in breaking news, or at least not being a laggard?
The main criteria guiding students' selection of sources were authoritativeness, ease of understanding and relevance.
