Sentence examples for difficult to operationalize from inspiring English sources

The concept of CES is complex and difficult to operationalize.

Taking third place to help Mr. Edwards would be difficult to "operationalize," in the words of one Clinton adviser.

The Indian Minister of External Affairs suggested that it would be difficult to operationalize SAFTA unless Pakistan implemented it earnestly.

The second group contains utopian landscape goals which are more visionary but also more difficult to operationalize, especially for local authorities which play major part in the implementation of the NEOs in Sweden.

The affective dimension of trust was the most difficult to operationalize.

It can be difficult to operationalize the concept of value in terms of human targets.

However, quality of care has been traditionally a difficult concept to operationalize.

Many clinical guidelines – developed at substantial cost and effort – have proven to be difficult or impossible to operationalize.

More significantly, the concept and the role of patient advocate are open to a variety of different interpretations and, in practice, the power of outside professional groups, especially those of doctors and managers, makes it difficult for the individual nurse to operationalize the concept [ 8].

2. It has long been recognized that it is difficult to reliably operationalize complex psychological factors such as conflicts, stress or trauma, as diagnostic criteria for conversion disorder at the time of onset of symptoms [ 12- 14].

Although past studies have shown good criterion validity [ 2, 5, 18], the concept of coercion was inherently difficult to be studied because it is unethical to operationalize or manipulate coercion as an independent variable in clinical settings [ 7].