Language ability is put into the big picture of cognitive ability in our model, thus more attention is given to the language processing stage, although it has proved to be difficult to operationalize this model.
While it is difficult to operationalize these three concepts within an impact evaluation, Johnson et al. (2015) recently developed mnemonic, EMMIE, seeks to organize the various evidential components required for decision makers to optimize the selection of interventions (see also Sidebottom and Bullock 2017).
However, social capital is notoriously difficult to operationalize, as the widespread use of the concept across different disciplines has hampered consensus about its particulars [ 10, 11].
Taking third place to help Mr. Edwards would be difficult to "operationalize," in the words of one Clinton adviser.
Based on this study, there is a need for acknowledgment at the macro level that aspirational goals seem difficult to operationalize and implement in the current regulatory regime, and there is a need for more knowledge on the role of the macro-level institutions in assisting in the implementation of government expectations for QI in health care.
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.
The affective dimension of trust was the most difficult to operationalize.
For couples living in two separate places, especially people who have been divorced, we only have the information of the individual answering the questionnaire, which makes it difficult to operationalize.
For couples living in two separate places, especially people who have been divorced, we only have information from the individual answering the questionnaire, which makes it difficult to operationalize.
