Sentence examples for appropriate operationalization from inspiring English sources

Finally, the descriptive analyses demonstrate that, in studies on subjective well-being, current partnership status is a more appropriate operationalization of 'marital status' than legal marital status.

This analysis was conducted to explore potential relationships only; we aimed to develop preliminary data that could identify variables that would warrant appropriate operationalization in future studies.

The planned study should allow to measure precisely each single measure of the programme (independent variables), to identify all circumstances that might influence the results of the study (exogenous variables), and to measure all effects, intended or not (dependent variables), which of course requires an appropriate operationalization of the effects to be investigated.

This kind of demand always needs to be addressed by science with the aim that any resilience assessment determines the appropriate stage of indicator operationalization.

This sort of operationalization is appropriate for the assessment purposes of entities such as PISA and ETS in creating a means by which to assess individuals' collaborative skills in large-scale computerized contexts and the purposes of much CSCL research in developing generic assessment methods.

The empirical testing of these assumptions – which will require prior operationalization of appropriate concepts, e.g. of cost – will improve the information base of decisions, whether in practice or policy.

While the vagueness of this definition can challenge operationalization, it was deemed appropriate due to its broad recognition and frequency of usage.

Arguments for the appropriate usage of the different indicators for operationalization purposes are given, for example, in Maehler et al. (2015).

Regarding external validity, a key issue in ILSA data is the operationalization of the outcome variable(s) which relies on appropriate and relevant but necessarily limited measurements.

This provided positive validity evidence that the speaking tasks of the TEAP test functioned as intended and that the definition and operationalization of the speaking construct in the test specification seemed to be appropriate.

Finally, this operationalization does not consider either patient satisfaction or whether the delivered care is appropriate and effective.