Sentence examples for stance values from inspiring English sources

Note that, it does not account for the (dis)agreement by chance, nor for the ordering of the stance values.

Analysis of the seven limbs indicated that both knee flexion at initial contact and maximum knee extension in stance values both improved reflecting the relief of crouch gait (Fig. 5).

A coincidence matrix has the following general form: begin{aligned} begin{array}{c|ccc|c} & c' & sum hline & c & N c,c') & N c) & hline sum & N(c') & N end{array} end{aligned}In our case, c and (c') range over the three possible stance values.

While our NDT Stance values were similar, with a smaller SD, the intrarater reliability was lower and the interrater reliability in the same range.

Mindfulness practices focus on nonjudgmental acknowledgement of desires for compliance and rule adherence, while cultivating a compassionate, nonjudgmental stance valuing both an appreciation for rules and spontaneity.

It is time to move away from uncritical political correctness, which is what his position promotes, to an analytic stance which values hard thinking, analysis and challenge, and develops policy accordingly.

For each trial, peak (maximum) stance phase values of knee abduction moment were determined.

Thus, while judgments and emotions consist in taking either a positive or a negative stance, the value of a presentation is always positive, but comes in degrees: some presentations are of higher value than others.

"It's been a stance, a value that we hold for our brand," said Bob Carlson, a co-founder of the company.

The most popular version now, by far, is that Clintonism was chiefly an electoral strategy, a way of making Democrats sound more acceptable to conservative voters by softening the party's stances on "values" issues like guns, welfare and abortion and introducing pallid, focus-grouped phrases like "work hard and play by the rules" and making abortion "safe, legal and rare".

The proximate causes of particular topophilia are embedded in measurable characteristics: environmental perception, defined as the response of senses to external stimuli and purposeful activity; attitude, or ingrained cultural stances; and values, the rank-ordered conception of preferences that emerge following a personalized exercise in trade-offs among alternative scenarios.