Sentence examples for predictive attitude from inspiring English sources

Numerical examples are given to verify the navigation performance and fault-tolerant performance of the proposed federated nonlinear predictive attitude determination algorithm.

One might wonder whether taking this sort of predictive attitude with respect to the intentions and actions of fellow participants is consistent with sharing an intention and acting with them.

On the other hand, it's not obvious that the prediction of an action entails that it is or must be regarded as involuntary or otherwise problematic.[36] If so, the predictive attitude toward others very well may be compatible with acting with them, and might account for how our J-ing might be the object of my intention.

We have shown, in this series of patients undergoing laparoscopic cholecystectomy, that the preoperative inflammatory status (assessed by the NLR) and the preoperative emotional status (assessed by the HADS) mediate conjointly the predictive value of attitude towards painful situations (assessed by the SPS) in postoperative analgesic requirements.

Besides this, demographic characteristics are often less predictive than the attitudes jurors hold; for example, attitudes towards rape are better verdict-predictors than gender in rape trials.

The predictive value of attitudes imply that actions influencing smoking attitudes during the first six school years should be a good investment.

The changes GfK Starch is making are indicative of how marketers are pressing companies that provide ratings and survey data — among them Arbitron, Nielsen and Taylor Nelson Sofres — to deliver information that is more relevant and predictive about consumer attitudes and habits.

We expect higher levels of risk-taking to be predictive of entrepreneurial attitudes.

With the aim of improving the predictive power of attitude-integrated models of behavior, including additional determinants of behavior such as social norms or intentions, several theories have been developed (Olson and Zanna [1993]).

Models were built using logistic regressions to assess the predictive value of attitudes toward gender equality on adolescents' sexual behavior, on experiences and on communication.

We assessed the predictive role of attitudes toward gender equality in different components of adolescents' sexual behavior, experiences and communication for sexually active and for sexually non-active adolescents separately.