Sentence examples for difficult to operationalize and from inspiring English sources
In relation to the second reason, i.e. 'attitude' is a hypothetical construct which is difficult to operationalize and measure, we believe it is important to apply the general theoretical frameworks of this construct in social psychology to the needs of a particular research situation (see also Fan & Ji, [2014]).
Generic definitions are more difficult to operationalize, and they trade specificity for generalizability; disaggregated definitions recognize that quality has different essential components, each providing only a partial picture of quality, but together the components create a more specific description of quality for particular aspects of health care.
From experience, we have found that general models lack specificity, are therefore difficult to operationalize and subsequently inconsistently applied.
To some degree, psychosocial adjustment has been seen as a vague criterion, difficult to operationalize and not suitable for objective quantification.
Secondly, the variables that vary within each country (between hospitals or over time) are often difficult to operationalize and data may not be available.
Though it proved difficult to operationalize and apply in the past, it remains appealing and variations on the theme proliferate as peace dividend, violence mitigation or conflict transformation.
Arman and I are still doing work on this (the SEC has some data sets), but to be frank, it is very hard to operationalize and prove.
Equity is difficult to operationalize in decisionmaking and priority-setting processes in a pragmatic manner.
This strategy may require high formalization of interactions between providers and may be viewed as difficult to operationalize in a context where providers have varying schedules and high caseloads.
