Sentence examples for recognizes cases from inspiring English sources

Average variance extracted (AVE) explains the average amount of variance that the latent construct can explain (Farrell and Rudd 2009), and the most recommended limit value is 0.5 (Bagozzi and Yi 1988; Hair 1998), moreover, literature also recognizes cases where 0.4 is satisfactory (Diamantopoulos and Siguaw 2000; Hair et al. 2015).

While not in a position to provide a philosophical opinion on questions concerning personal identity or what constitutes an action, the ordinary person nevertheless recognizes cases in which an accused person was "not himself" or "did not mean to do it" or acted under duress, and sees these as mitigating circumstances.

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To do so, they must also recognize cases where species crossed great stretches of water.

There are, it is recognized, cases in which an incident of nonfeasance occurs in the course of an undertaking assumed.

The incidence of newly recognized cases in 1999 varied considerably: 763 in Belgium, 269 in France, 16 in Germany, and 10 reported cases in the Netherlands.

The next significant epidemic, 10 times larger than previous outbreaks, with 132 recognized cases, erupted in the U.S. state of Vermont in 1894.

Because many miscarriages occur prior to a woman knowing she is pregnant, the actual prevalence of miscarriage is suspected to be higher than that reflected in the data for clinically recognized cases.

The diagonal entries of this matrix represent the quantity of the properly recognized cases.

The task for the UV was to discriminate the correctly and incorrectly recognized cases.

Alternately, there are widely recognized cases of "self-fulfilling prophecies," wherein one expects to do badly, and one's low expectations lead one not to try hard, which leads one to perform poorly.