Secondly, capturing responsiveness by a limited number of questions with fixed answering categories is quite challenging.
This article reviews the commonly used disease activity tools and discusses: (a) strengths and weaknesses of each of the disease activity measures and responder indices, with an emphasis on the psychometric properties; (b) the administrative burden and cost of training; and (c) how much each tool is capable of capturing responsiveness to patient concerns.
The KLD database captures firms' responsiveness towards various different stakeholder groups (consumers, employees, the community, diversity-related stakeholders, environmental action groups) and hence spans a wide range of CSR topics.
Julia Raeside EXHIBITION Jean-Etienne Liotard (Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh, Saturday to 13 September) In the 18th century, there were painters who achieved what photography would set out to do: capture the tactile responsiveness of reality and make it ultra-real.
Regression coefficients (BETAs) thus capture the relative responsiveness of each cell to the individual drugs.
The framework is targeted at the analysis of data confidentiality, enforced by non-interference, and of service responsiveness, captured by a notion of compliance that implies deadlock and livelock freedom.
The qualitative data revealed issues pertaining to confidentiality and privacy that were not captured by the responsiveness tool.
In relation to this element, the informants brought up aspects that were not captured by the responsiveness tool.
The present study revealed various aspects of confidentiality that are not captured by the employed responsiveness tool.
As a consequence, the 'noise' that frequently occurs in standardised instruments related to fixed items experienced as irrelevant by participants was reduced, thereby increasing the responsiveness for capturing the effects of reablement.
