Sentence examples for rarely some of from inspiring English sources

Parents rated their children on four items (e.g. 'my child has difficulty staying seated') using a five-point likert scales (never; rarely; some of the time; most of the time; always).

Responses in the form of a Likert scale comprise 'None of the time'; 'Rarely'; 'Some of the time'Often'en' and 'All of the time'.

It should be mentioned that while the vast majority of iNC axonal varicosities were found in apposition to neurogranin-positive Golgi cells, very rarely some of them appeared to face unlabeled cellular targets.

Individuals completing the scale are required to tick the box that best describes their experience of each statement over the past two weeks using a 5-point Likert scale (none of the time, rarely, some of the time, often, all of the time).

Giving books away: for the hoarders among us, it's impossible, but for a lot of us, myself included, it's rarely some kind of artistic or existential statement.

An alternative to SRS is metaiodobenzylguanidine (MIBG) scintigraphy and SPECT, which is almost exclusively used in NET for imaging phaeochromocytomas, chemodectomas and rarely some NET of the ileum or medullary thyroid cancer (MTC).

The Traditional Contextual Design Models introduced with Contextual Design are still viable and offer insight, but we have found that we rarely use some of them.

When we think about young whites and their relationship to guns, which we rarely do, some of it is the safe environment of cities where maybe they've tightened gun ownership and gun violence but there's also experiences with guns in rural areas where people are protective of the idea of owning guns and there's a fear of politicians coming to take your guns away.

Ratings use a 5-point scale (1, none of the time; 2, rarely; 3, some of the time; 4, often; 5, all of the time) and an overall MWB score is calculated by summing responses to the seven items.

Zeger et al. (2000) reported that, in such a case, the better measured exposure may, rarely, capture some of the effect of the other exposure, which could bias away from the null.

CES-D has 20 items, each of which is scored in 4 grades: 'Rarely', 'Some', 'Much' and 'Most of the time'.