Sentence examples for projected qualities from inspiring English sources

The chlorine oxygen theoretical interaction spheres illustrate the projected qualities of the formed ligand receptor halogen bonds.

There was a resultant average increase in the projected quality-adjusted survival of 11 quality adjusted life-days among infants born to women receiving directly observed antiretrovirals.

Our effectiveness measures will include improvements in A1c, blood pressure, cholesterol levels and projected quality-adjusted life-years (QALYs).

The threshold to suggest withdraw/limit life-sustaining therapy based on chance of survival or projected quality of life differs between intensivists by at least 10% according to 113 of 184 (61%) and 121 of 184 (66%) nurses; the two larger centers had significantly higher difference among intensivists for projected quality of life.

He projects qualities that fit his formal role as Chief Justice of the United States.

Apparently this need to project qualities we admire onto an athlete ultimately short-circuited Sanders and Williams.

"We always project qualities onto our presidents," said Peter Wolson, a Beverly Hills psychoanalyst and the past president of the Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies.

Psychoanalysts say that there is nothing surprising about projecting qualities on to those in positions of leadership, and that it fulfills a basic need.

He was neurotically self-conscious about his affect and his image — he used to scribble reminders to himself to project qualities like coolness, strength, and joy — but the obsession didn't do him much good.

"I feel like you're projecting qualities of other people or yourself onto me," I said.

In this study, the effects of video podcast technology on broadcasting students' project quality and on peer learning are examined.