Sentence examples for three core characteristics from inspiring English sources

Eighteen of these 61 articles (29.5%) reported all three CORE characteristics and were judged complete.

Of these 61, only 18 1.99%) reported all three CORE characteristics and were judged complete.

After a pilot study of 30 articles that two raters (O.M., L.B). scored independently and that the study group subsequently discussed in detail, it was decided that only articles reporting all three CORE characteristics of VS should be classified as complete.

In nine articles, none of the three CORE characteristics was reported; instead, other aspects of VS were described, such as artificial nutrition via naso-gastric tube, (in ability to swallow, or a description of recent achievements with functional neuroimaging with no attempt to put this information into the context of wakeful unawareness in VS patients.

Three core characteristics of a positive role model include 1) clinical attributes, 2) teaching skills, and 3) personal qualities.

Impairment of social interactions, communication and stereotypic behaviors are the three core characteristics of ASD and have been reported, with variability, in some of the previous studies of PMS mouse models (Peça et al., 2011; Wang et al., 2011; Yang et al., 2012).

It has risen to that level by virtue of two core characteristics of the company: a stubborn adherence to customer service and a steadfast refusal to let excessive technological wizardry interfere with its shoppers' experience on the Web site.

For example, Goode (1957) lists ten traits of established professions, of which "a prolonged specialized training in a body of abstract knowledge, and a collectivity or service orientation" are the two "core characteristics".

Chronic inflammation and immune suppression are the two core characteristics of the tumor microenvironment.

Although the PBL process in this institution was adapted to suit the learning needs of the students and is completed within 1 day, it remains classified as PBL based on the "six core characteristics of PBL" described by Barrows (1996).

Informed choices can be considered to have two core characteristics: first, they should be informed by best current evidence; and second, they should reflect the decision-maker's values [ 5, 6].