Sentence examples for of objective characteristics from inspiring English sources

The audit instrument had a 'tick box' answering format and included observation of objective characteristics.

One way is to provide standard service designs for types of places with certain packages of objective characteristics.

If those who are identified as low rank based on an examination of objective characteristics like income and region also show higher levels of objective health-risk (e.g., obesity, allostatic load) then this association cannot be attributed to a potential effect of rank on the interpretation of health or use of response scales.

Studies suggest that parental PTSD is not strongly related to objective characteristics of the PICU treatment but is related to parents' perceptions of the life threat for their child and to acute stress reactions in the PICU [ 6- 10].

This immediate response cannot simply be attributed to objective characteristics of the audio track (e.g., acoustical features), since no significant physiological short-term changes were observed for the same time period in the matched control condition.

"Subjective characteristics, what people think and feel, was just as important in deciding how people vote as any of those objective characteristics – your age, your income, where you live, all of that".

Posttraumatic growth has been found to be predicted by severity of exposure, both measured as objective characteristics of the traumatic event [ 5] and as self-report measures of immediate reactions [ 6].

Since the perception of individuals may be partly affected by objective characteristics of the neighborhoods, we tried to analyze how these types of variables are correlated.

Ideal phenomena occupy are objective characteristics of things and are the product of human purposive activity.

The surveyor recorded objective characteristics of the visit, surveyed patients about their impression of certain aspects of the visit related to satisfaction, and administered a standardized visit satisfaction survey.

Immediate reactions after trauma (e.g. helplessness, controllability and feeling of life threat) have been thought to be more important for growth than objective characteristics of trauma exposure [ 7, 8].