Sentence examples for has been effectively operationalized from inspiring English sources

However, targeted HPV vaccination of a young cohort prior to HPV exposure of MSM is a considerable challenge for vaccination programs to achieve (and we know of no settings where it has been effectively operationalized).

The commercial banks have been effectively nationalized.

Excerpt: Her character had been effectively destroyed.

Palliative care is pro-dignity because it supports autonomy, which is undermined, and cannot be effectively operationalized when the only available options are futile treatment, abandonment ("there's nothing more we can do"), or legalized assisted dying.

Within the published literature there is some information about methods and frameworks to guide capacity strengthening programmes but, generally, guidance about how these can be effectively operationalized is inadequate [ 6, 7].

Diabetes distress has been operationalized in various ways and several measures exist.

Distress tolerance has been operationalized as task persistence in stressful behavioral laboratory tasks.

The cases reveal deficiencies in the way that prejudicial publicity has been conceptualized and operationalized in many simulation experiments.

Employees' innovative behavior has been operationalized in numerous ways e.g. personality dimension, behavioral outcomes, individual outcomes (Janssen 2000).

The methodical approach has been operationalized already for sediment retention and water retention (Lorz et al. 2012b) (Figure 3b,c).

Organizational size has been operationalized most often as the approximate number of employees of an organization [31,32].