Sentence examples for participants to value from inspiring English sources

Value sets are created by asking interview or survey participants to value a subset of the system's health states and then regression models are used to interpolate values for the full set of states.

Because the credit derivatives traded privately, in a so-called dealer market, the traders had to get bids and offers from market participants to value the positions.

Utility values were obtained by asking participants to value health state descriptions describing metastatic breast cancer and five grade III/IV toxicities (febrile neutropenia, stomatitis; diarrhoea and vomiting; fatigue; hand-foot syndrome) and hair loss (Table 3) [ 16].

For example, the valuation studies in several European countries asked participants to value the most severe health state along with the perfect health and dead state twice because these states are anchoring states (lower or upper bound of the utility values) [ 4].

In contrast, making a safe-then-risky response required the participant to value the action of adhering to a habitual response against the prospect of gaining higher scores (+40/+80), whereas making a risky-then-risky response required the updating of reward feedback gained from the +40 response and valuating the prospect of gaining even higher scores (+80).

However, some participants expressed views that some of the language was weighted, or may allow participants to attach value to, and could be deemed as potentially coercive.

Indeed, treatments such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (Hayes et al. 1999) explicitly encourage participants to clarify valued life directions (high level strivings) and then set specific goals which enable them to put these values into action (p. 227), whilst Problem Solving Therapy involves goal setting as a component in the step-by-step process taught to clients (Malouff et al. 2007).

At the end of their entry-level training participants appeared to value EBP (83% maximum score).

Participants appeared to value the images of good health shown in the pictures illustrating good hygiene practices.

Women participants appeared to value emotional support, particularly rapport building, most highly in the care they received.

Participants seemed to value on-demand information or passive decision support, in sources easily accessed that provide timely information to specific questions in formats they find helpful.