Sentence examples for attempting to operationalize from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation is that Putnam's 'macro' view of social capital is more appealing when attempting to operationalize social capital in public health research (compared with the more 'micro'-oriented view of most sociologists, as described by [ 10]).

Because the estimates are so difficult to develop and the confidence levels in the information needed tend to be low, very few empirical research papers have attempted to operationalize and test real options models, although quite a few papers have developed theoretical models.

He attempted to operationalize person and environment concepts in commensurate terms.

During this phase, the program attempted to operationalize its theoretical understanding of global health.

There are some questions relating to the validity of the tool, particularly as it attempts to operationalize a number of intangible concepts such as organizational culture.

McCorriston and MacLaren (2004) attempted to operationalize a definition of subsidy equivalence as "the export subsidy that would be paid to … private firms to replicate the same quantity of exports that arise in a given STE environment".

The first step in its development was to pose questions that attempted to operationalize each element of the conceptual framework, and that mapped onto the ethical and practical goals of priority setting.

Besides documenting the developmental trajectories of memory systems in various species, future studies should also attempt to operationalize those aspects of the episodic memory system in humans to bring them under rigorous empirical scrutiny in nonverbal organisms.

Hence, this paper reflects an attempt to operationalize and test a model of the process of external knowledge integration (EKI), consisting of an identification, acquisition, and utilization stage.

This article reports on the multi-institutional development and validation of an instrument that attempts to operationalize Garrison, Anderson and Archer's Community of Inquiry (CoI) framework (2000).

This study represents the first attempt to operationalize a novel methodological approach that couples the expanded business model canvas (BMC) with an analytical evaluation of business model items and incorporates context-intervention-mechanism-outcome logic (CIMO-logic).