Sentence examples for pivotal construct from inspiring English sources

George and Brief (1992) noted that positive affectivity was a pivotal construct in the model and posited that it was the direct precursor of organizational spontaneity.

The synthesis features a three-step cascade reaction involving highly stereoselective Michael addition, anion-oxidative hydroxylation, and oxygen anion cyclization to construct the pivotal butyrolactonimidate intermediate.

The synthesis is based on a three-step cascade reaction involving highly stereoselective Michael addition, anion-oxidative hydroxylation, and oxygen anion cyclization to construct the pivotal butyrolactonimidate 16.

Because of how the above statistical model is set up, we can construct the pivotal quantity $\hat{\theta}(s) - \theta$.

The argument can be run whenever we can construct a pivotal quantity like that or, equivalently, whenever we can express the statistical model as a functional model.

There has been no more pivotal a building constructed in Poland after 1945 than the Palace of Culture and Science – or to give it its full title: "the Palace of Culture and Science in the name of Joseph Stalin".

The clinical results obtained with galantamine were generally comparable to those of similarly constructed pivotal trials of donepezil and rivastigmine in the same population.

The development of fluorescent probes that can report the stress applied to specific molecules of the adhesion complex, such as recently reported for Vinculin [ 44 ], will be a pivotal tool for constructing a detailed molecular force/stress map of individual adhesion complexes and identify potential candidates involved in mechanotransduction.

A J2EE-based architecture and some pivotal elements are used to construct this portal.

It calls on accounting historians to test this theory by revisiting the archives of other leading BIR firms, so that we can construct a history of this pivotal shift in the trajectory of world economic development on solid empirical foundations.

This is accomplished by using a tilting argument to construct a first approximation to a pivotal quantity, and then by using a version of Stein's identity and very weak expansions to determine the correction terms.