This study uses one depression sub-scale capturing indicators for the local syndrome terms kumu.
Furthermore, surveillance systems do not systematically capture indicators of socioeconomic status (such as education, occupation, ethnicity, or housing tenure) or link those indicators to specific persons.
Quantitative subjective and objective measures of carer burden and carer stress were administered and community service use measured, thereby capturing indicators of normative, felt, and expressed need.
Finally, we demonstrate the utility of this approach via the analysis of a transcriptional dataset of a malaria challenge in a non-human primate model system, Macaca mulatta, suggesting the potential to capture indicators of the earliest stages of cellular differentiation during leukopoiesis.
Further, the ICECAP-O also captures key indicators of cognitive function better.
Our findings are the first to highlight that both the EQ-5D and the ICECAP-O are associated with reliable and valid markers of falls risk and general balance and mobility among older adults with mobility impairments; however, the ICECAP-O captures key indicators of impaired mobility better.
Apart from this, following Nguyen and James (2013) a dichotomous response items were used to capture subjective indicators of household resilience to flooding.
Nations with similar levels of democracy, as captured by indicators like Polity2 or the Freedom House variables, can still exhibit substantial variation in terms of their system of government.
The total number of collected fragments and number of bases captured are indicators of what genome fraction was sampled.
In addition, we depended on standard questionnaires to capture all data, and in most cases the disease outcome was not known because the surveillance system was not designed to capture all indicators.
