Sentence examples for as operationalized in the from inspiring English sources

In order to estimate and adjust for rater severity in calibrating the questionnaire results onto the scale, the multi-faceted Rasch model will be used as operationalized in the FACETS program.

The multi-level analyses showed that teams – as operationalized in the present study – were significantly positively related to two out of the three quality of care indices when controlled for ward size, days of sick leave and care level.

Hence, the strong correlation of the AQLQ-J with the symptom score may raise the question of overlap between the symptom score construct and the quality of life construct as operationalized in the AQLQ-J.

The profiles differ in care and support intensity levels, as operationalized in the number of contacts with the ECT, the differences in focus of care and support, and the individual or group approach (see Table  1).

How retrieval-speed such as operationalized in this study (i.e., the linear slope of the SMS task) relates to other executive functions, such as updating (i.e., the dynamic revision of the content of memory in light of new, relevant information, or the ability to store and process information simultaneously), is still unclear, and merits further research.

Relating the findings on trade liberalization and TB as operationalized in this study to other research is difficult due to the previously mentioned dearth of quantitative studies that analysed this relationship.

As the limited prior research on the EM-CSR relationship has shown mixed results and has largely neglected the effect of industry type (especially as operationalized in this article through distinguishing between industries with high and low environmental impacts (cf. Hrasky 2011)), we aimed to contribute to insights in this field with our study.

Existing experimental research has shown that this schema (or "principled reasoning" as operationalized in these studies) is negatively associated with cheating behavior, but only when the threat of getting caught is high (Leming, 1978; Malinowski & Smith, 1985).

This paper re-estimates the cost-effectiveness of AAA screening as operationalized in England using the most up-to-date available data.

There was no difference between the incentivized and control group at follow-up, after the incentive was no longer in place, providing no evidence for an undermining effect of the incentive as operationalized in study designs building on cognitive evaluation theory.

This compulsive cocaine seeking was seen in rats regardless of any increased motivation for the drug, suggesting that some forms of compulsion, as operationalized in preclinical models, may develop without coincident increases in motivation.