It is suggested that in the context of responsiveness strategies, the difficulty of designing complete measures inhibits the effectiveness of performance measurement systems as a facilitator of strategy implementation.
Of course, in the proof, the measure-theory results available for complete measures, such as equivalent definitions of measurability of multifunctions (cf. [[42], Chapter III] or [41]), must be avoided.
Therefore, when implementing the routine completion of satisfaction measures, encouraging honest feedback by asking patients to complete measures outside the clinic environment and by highlighting the confidentiality of their responses may be beneficial.
Time constraints could be addressed by training on outcome measurement as it might help to reduce time that it takes to complete measures.
The cohort in the present analysis comprised 3,752 participants with complete body composition measurements from dual-energy absorptiometry (DXA) at baseline and visit 2 and complete measures for fasting glucose, triglycerides, HDL cholesterol levels, systolic blood pressure, and medication use for diabetes, hypertension, and dyslipidemia at baseline.
A sample of depressed adolescents (n = 202) was recruited from five hospitals in Tehran, Iran, and then asked to complete measures of patient health, suicidal ideation, perceived stress, and emotional intelligence.
Complete measure rest in any meter.
But the trade deficit figure is far from a complete measure of overall economic relations between the two countries.
Performance results for Kraken are based on time to complete (measured in milliseconds), and lower scores are better.
Journalists and economists will start paying more attention to this more complete measure.
Lemma 2 Let ( A, A, μ ) be a σ-finite complete measure space.
