Many modern analyses explicitly referred to as EMA studies have deployed signal-contingent assessment components to capture dynamic, rapidly fluctuating phenomena (Shiffman et al. 2008) alongside time- and event-contingent elements for capturing discrete events that can be assessed with minimal recall bias (Ferguson and Shiffman 2011).
Participants will be given the chance to supplement time-contingent assessments with event-contingent assessments whenever they feel significantly distressed.
Some have suggested that experience-sampling approaches typically have used signal-contingent assessments to capture aspects of participants' individual experiences, whereas EMA methods traditionally have used event-contingent assessments to primarily assess behavior (aan het Rot et al. 2012).
Over 7-day periods, time-contingent assessments will be taken 3 times per day and one hour after each of the three assessments.
The first one assessed the likelihood of a person suffering an adverse event contingent upon their assessment of the quality of healthcare.
Under the senators' proposal, citizenship would also be contingent on an assessment of border security.
Secondary to that, and contingent on his assessment of the pitch, was the drive towards a defendable total.
The peripheral equipment was allocated in various combinations contingent upon initial assessment of need.
Labor's commitment is contingent on a positive assessment.
So here's what the F.H.A. would like to do: First, make the loans contingent on the financial assessment, which would look at how much cash a borrower had left over after paying typical living expenses, in addition to property taxes, homeowners insurance, any homeowner association dues, utilities, taxes and other debts.
We owe it to every child to make federal education aid contingent upon meaningful student assessments.
