Sentence examples for scales adapted from inspiring English sources

All constructs were measured using multi-item scales adapted from previous research and published reliabilities of the original scales ranged from 0.80 to 0.95 (Ha and Stoel 2009; Merle et al. 2010; Taylor and Todd 1995).

For instance, LIWC [7] was originally proposed to analyze sentiment patterns in formally written English texts, whereas PANAS-t [8] and POMS-ex [9] were proposed as psychometric scales adapted to the Web context.

For instance, LIWC [7] was originally proposed to analyze sentiment patterns in English texts, whereas PANAS-t [8] and POMS-ex [9] are psychometric scales adapted to the Web context.

Although the breach evolution process observed in this study and the hydromechanical behaviour of the dams were constrained by space and time scales adapted in the flume experiments, the results provide valuable insights into the factors controlling the potential for seepage and piping failure of landslide dams.

eBoth scales adapted from scales developed by the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute.

The self-administered questionnaire included 60 questions and 9 scales adapted from a previous Canadian study [ 11].

Diagram not to scale (adapted from [14, 15]).

The image is presented with the scale adapted to allow visualization of tumors and kidneys.

A twelve-item scale adapted from Brown (2009) was used to measure territoriality.

We used a three-item scale adapted from Van Dyne and Pierce (2004) to measure psychological ownership.

We used a three-item scale adapted from Bozeman et al. (2001) to measure turnover intention.