Sentence examples for better operationalized from inspiring English sources

A single blinded assessor (Y.R) measured the four components of grip strength, timed walk, unintentional weight loss (>3 kg) and fatigue to yield a modified Fried criteria [ 1], which is better operationalized in the clinical setting.

Implications are discussed for usability testing as a quality improvement cycle that may contribute to better operationalized interventions and more reliable, valid, and replicable evidence.

Use of more diverse designs that better operationalize the construct of distorted cognition will ensure that future research (a) appreciably advances our knowledge of the scientific status of cognitive distortions in child molesters, and (b) promotes more effective empirically driven clinical practice with child molesters.

It also better operationalizes the proposed mechanism that links insurgency and polio: insurgency and/or insurgents disrupt vaccination programmes, not enough children are vaccinated, and this may lead to an outbreak in the same year or subsequent years.

These research projects show the value of using visual data to better operationalize and measure theoretical concepts such as social and physical disorder.

Code literacy (COMP3) and (technological) systems literacy (COMP4) are programming and system concepts and processes that will help to better operationalize the other components.

The relationships between the variables in this study also provide insights into better operationalizing self-reported adult ADHD symptoms.

In order to better operationalize the context and pretest probability assessment for acute kidney injury diagnosis, the renal angina concept was proposed in 2010 for use in both children and adults.

To better conceptualize and operationalize the various elements of our mixed methods impact evaluation design, we distinguished the overall work in three study components.

In addition, since many of these approaches are new, a better understanding of how they are operationalized and enforced is necessary to truly evaluate their effectiveness.

Our goal was to better understand how CBPR principles are being operationalized in these projects; we have reported elsewhere on the practical and ethical aspects of using a peer research approach (Flicker, Roche, and Guta 2011; Guta, Flicker, and Roche 2011; Roche, Guta, and Flicker 2011).