Although the Beighton score is still considered to be the "gold standard" for classifying GJH, aspects of its operationalization and the validity of the cut-off values are still in need of further research and a revision of the way GJH is determined is needed [ 40].
As the real-world application of a model generally allows drawing interesting implications for its further operationalization, in the following we describe an example of how to manage sustainability projects in practice, applying our approach.
It's true that there are some different understandings about this concept and its operationalization, but for this post I am just going to use a basic model inspired by the Habermas' concept.
The national counterparts have also added value to the Programme and made possible its operationalization.
The Act lays the foundation for the establishment of a comprehensive national child protection system to deal with cases of children in need of care and protection and already notable achievements have been recorded in its operationalization.
Finally, the measure of IPV used is limited by its operationalization through only two items.
It seems more appropriate, given the relatively strong (political) support for the equity concept of proportional shortfall in the Dutch context, to further test, develop, and refine the principle and its operationalization.
This checklist was chosen for its quality of operationalization.
Overall management structure Although the overall architecture adopted by the Cluster would appear to be fit-for-purpose, its effective operationalization is being held back by a lack of clarity over the roles, responsibilities and accountabilities of each of the elements (ECU, ECWG plus sub-groups, Steering Group, mainstreamed agency roles).
However, the ICF does not currently provide a proper operationalization for its categories.
