Sentence examples for being operationalized from inspiring English sources

Even a minimalist claim of an interactionalist view which sees the ability as distinct from but interacting with the context (Chapelle 1998) may present practical problems when being operationalized in language assessment.

In line with Hambrick and Cannella (2004), we regarded institutionalization within an industry as being operationalized by the presence or absence of a CHRO position within the three biggest or, alternatively, the three most profitable firms in the industry for the last 3 years.

In the next blog in this series, we'll take a closer look at two recent public letters -- one by Prof. Ruggie and another by Puvan Selvanathan, formerly one of the five members of the main UN panel in the field -- that reflect some anxiety about how some of the early, courtship-phase promises of BHR are being operationalized.

Therefore, we have to be careful when interpreting specialization in a network context, and we need to state clearly which ecological concept is being operationalized with which network concept.

This is being operationalized through the European Health Information System.

It's hoped that this Basic Nutrition Services Package being operationalized across Somalia by UNICEF with support from partners including the European Commission will go some way to stopping this crisis and allowing children like Yusuf to grow and thrive.

Workplace well-being was operationalized using three constructs: negative stress, positive stress, and satisfaction.

In this tradition, sustainability is operationalized as the ratio of well-being to environmental degradation.

AL is operationalized by a composite index of multiple biomarkers.

These reasons were operationalized into a survey (N = 519).

Team coordination was operationalized using network centrality and density measures.