Sentence examples for be the operationalization from inspiring English sources
A study limitation may be the operationalization of the alcohol use measure as a weekly average, given that various alcohol use definitions exist (for example, heavy drinking defined as 60 g of pure ethanol/day 12).
What is particularly valuable for those working in this field of academic endeavour is the operationalization of these skills in specific college and university settings.
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.
Bentham would give these basic postulates exposition, argumentative support, and further refinement in the decades following, but it was the operationalization of the utility principle that absorbed most of his energy and time during a long and highly productive working life.
Another limitation of this study is the operationalization of reading attitudes, which consists of comparatively few items and does not consider different dimensions of the concept like the distinction between academic and recreational reading as research by Baker and Wigfield (1999) and Mathewson (1994) have done.
One positive development to come out of COP23 is the operationalization of the Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples Platform.
Among the major milestones reached during the year was the operationalization of the Southern Sudan Food Security Council (FSC), which was established by Presidential Decree in June 2008.
The formal curricula of the different programs at MakCHS state that professionalism is a running theme throughout succeeding years of study; however, the challenge has been the operationalization of the curricula.
Since functioning is the operationalization of health from WHO perspective and in the context of the ICF the subjective perception of PVIs' health seems to be the most appropriate external standard to perform such a selection.
