With only 10 items, the time required for the completion of the scale is still rather short; thus, by psychometric standards, the BSFC-s is an economical instrument.
The BSFC-short with its ten items is a very economical instrument for assessing the caregiver's total subjective burden in a short time frame.
It's so direct: it's basic and economical, the instruments are never crowded, the melodies are amazing, the lyrics are great, and Bowie shows how you can play with a tough rock band and still have sophisticated ideas.
The EMBU by Perris and colleagues [ 8] was chosen to establish an economical German instrument for recalled parental rearing practices since it comprises good internal reliability (>.70), is a well implemented questionnaire and appears to be generalizable across cultures [ 17].
As a developing country with huge population, it is imperative that an economical and valid instrument is developed for screening major chronic diseases.
To ensure that our instrument was economical, we were unable to explore all important aspects of tracheostomy decannulation.
The E-ADL-Test in its present form is an economical, reliable, and valid instrument for measuring the everyday practical capabilities of patients with moderate and severe dementia.
The objective of this exploratory study is to introduce an economical and time-saving instrument for determining the health promotion capacity of companies.
The abbreviated version, an economical and simple psychological instrument to administer, measures the degree to which situations in participants' life over the period of observation are appraised as stressful [ 31].
The Cu/C-coated fiber with the same core/clad structure as the standard SMF allowed no-loss fusion splicing, and showed good adaptability to the economical standard fiber, adaptor, connector, and instruments.
