Sentence examples for comprehensive operationalization from inspiring English sources
We employed a comprehensive operationalization of social capital and examined both a composite measure of social capital as well as its individual dimensions.
As only a few studies examining social capital and mortality have included a comprehensive operationalization of social capital [ 9], this paper has concentrated on the analysis of four specific aspects of social capital.
This would be done by looking for framework(s) that include a range of each element the user is interested in with at least some justification for inclusion or comprehensive justification, plus descriptions or with relationships or operationalization.
In this work, we integrated a comprehensive model of social power dynamics into a cognitive agent architecture based on an operationalization of different bases of social power inspired by theoretical background research in social psychology.
Seventeen of the 22 intervention implementation frameworks (77%) included either a range of factors with some justification for inclusion or comprehensive justification ; 16 of the 22 intervention implementation frameworks (73%) included factor descriptions and/or with relationships or operationalization.
The paper offers a comprehensive framework that will assist researchers in the conceptualization of paths for service business development and in the operationalization of capabilities.
For the operationalization of the metabolic syndrome at age 43 years, the participants took part in a more comprehensive health examination performed by trained medical personnel at the participants' respective health care center (8).
In general terms, identity could be defined as,unityy of being" but the attempt to find a comprehensive definition immediately shows its hybrid nature, being both intrapsychic and interpersonal, and its various phenomenological aspects complicating an operationalization along its true constituents [ 1].
Some seminal studies on IC outside of healthcare have a stronger foundation in existing literature and theory, more well-defined concepts and clear operationalization of concepts into measureable factors, more rigorous methods (or more complete reporting of methods and limitations), and more comprehensive and in-depth questionnaires on IC [ 9, 31].
