Sentence examples for which measures perceived from inspiring English sources

The index, which measures perceived levels of corruption, focuses on the misuse of public office for private gain.

Mr Ludwig notes that in 2008, Transparency International, which measures perceived corruption, ranked the US as having the world's most secret jurisdiction - ahead of Switzerland, Luxembourg and the Cayman Islands.

The KASE-AQ has three independently scored subscales of 20 items of which we used two: "self efficacy," which measures perceived ability to control asthma, and "attitude to asthma".

Maternal stress was measured using the Psychosocial Hassles Scale[ 30], an 11-item instrument which measures perceived maternal stress (from "no stress" to "severe stress") due to common stressors, such as "money worries like paying bills".

There were no difficulties with the two items (Q2 and Q5) which measured perceived benefits of diabetes self-care practices such as foot care and exercise.

A Likert scale questionnaire was created and disseminated to forty LM stakeholders worldwide, which measured perceived relative importance of six domains and eight educational experiences to include in a one-year LM fellowship.

The SF-36, one of the most widely used generic HRQoL instruments worldwide, contains 36 items which measure perceived health in 8 domains, namely, physical functioning, role physical, bodily pain, general health, vitality, social functioning, role emotional, and mental health, with higher scores (range, 0-100) reflecting better perceived health[ 24].

42 The Decisional Conflict Scale measures uncertainty and includes a subscale, which measures 'perceived effective decision making'.

To try to disambiguate the situation and test whether we could document the change in perceived distance that we ourselves observed through this unusual viewing apparatus, we conducted a second experiment in which we measured perceived distance both explicitly (by verbal estimation) and implicitly (by a beanbag toss).

In terms of users' perceived negative utility, the original valence framework measures perceived risk.

It measures perceived availability of support.