Sentence examples for relaxation scale from inspiring English sources

Moreover, his overt relaxed behaviors before and after relaxation training were measured using the Behavioral Relaxation Scale (Poppen, 1988, Poppen, 1998).

In the Québec sample, the Relaxation scale was also the one with the lowest alpha coefficient (i.e.,.74).

Hence, studies employing the CPCI should systematically compute internal consistency coefficients and pay attention to the Relaxation scale.

In the study of Ektor-Andersen et al., the Relaxation scale had a coefficient of.72, which was also the lowest of the inventory.

The internal consistency indices were all satisfactory (>.70) with the exception of the Relaxation scale in the French sample (α =.68).

The coefficients ranged from.75 to.91 in the Québec sample, and from.75 to.92 in the French sample, except for the Relaxation scale for which the internal consistency coefficient was.68 in the French sample.

The observed photoconductivity relaxation scales, ~ms, are much larger compared to photoluminescence relaxation times ~ns [18] due to defect states in the GaAs spacers.

Measurements (Park et al., 2010) have indicated that the variance σ Y p 2 of intrinsic temporal fluctuations in CheY-P scales linearly with the relaxation time scale τ, according to (14) σ Y p 2 = C τ, with C = 3.89 × 10−3 μM/s.

At these length scales, there is an inverse relationship between relaxation time scale and wavelength (Turcotte and Schubert 2002).

When an electron tunnels into a QW, it relaxes instantly (in the long dielectric relaxation time scale) to the first subband of that QW.

An important improvement of the computational efficiency is achieved whenever the required time steps go beyond standard stability constraints associated with mesh size or source time scales for the resolution of the drift diffusion equations, whereas the stability constraint related to the dielectric relaxation time scale is respected but with a second order precision.