The construct − pictorial expression − is theoretically defined by seven content areas: representation, color, shape, space, motion, composition, expression.
The VoI (Eq. 4) can be theoretically defined by the difference between two estimates of (d(hat {s}(O))) for different surveillance networks (Eq. 4) (i.e. a different set of observer nodes).
To this end, teacher competences were theoretically defined and the indicators of competence in practice were derived and operationalized through Competency Framework for Teachers proposed by department of education and training in Australia (2004) by a panel of five EFL (English as a foreign language) teaching experts through focused group discussion.
The hypothesis is that each fracture belongs to one of several real clinically relevant classes, which may be theoretically defined, but not directly observable in practice.
α l is the asymptote, r l is the decay rate and N l is theoretically defined as the mean of the reaction sets for an empty subset size of the l th lifestyle group.
It is theoretically defined as a clinically recognizable state of increased vulnerability to stressors, characterized by a decreased reserve capacity to maintain homeostasis resulting from an age-related cumulative decline across multiple physiologic systems [ 1, 2].
Exposure is theoretically defined as screening (invitation or test) that takes place within that period before the time at which the case would have been diagnosed in the absence of screening.
To equalize the intelligibility of stimuli, the presentation SNR (signal-to-noise ratio) for each VCV was set above the reception threshold (RT), which is theoretically defined as the SNR where the psychometric curve reaches 79.4% correct responses in a 3AFC task [ 38].
