A PRO instrument was developed by operationalizing concepts elicited in the conceptual framework.
Dementia severity (no dementia; questionable dementia; mild, moderate, and severe dementia) was determined by operationalizing the Washington University CDR criteria combining cognitive and functional information obtained from informants and patients, as detailed by Morris and colleagues [18].
It is expected that by operationalizing AI platforms across medical imaging workflows that leverage advanced or deep learning capabilities would result 10-15% gain in productivity by augmenting the work of radiologists and improve screening outcomes in 2-3 years.
This brief definition, also developed by our research group, is operationalized by means of the short version of the Burnout Clinical Subtype Questionnaire or BCSQ-12.
The legislation is operationalized by the DPA Code of Practice, a guidance document issued jointly by the SFO and the Crown Prosecution Service.
Perceived quality in food products is complex and is often operationalized by multi-dimensional constructs, whose measurement requires the designing of sufficiently validated scales.
Socioeconomic status (SES) is typically operationalized by education, income, and occupation.
Of particular relevance to the question of crowding out in health contexts is that the rewards have no undermining or even a positive effect on "dull," "boring," "uninteresting" tasks, that is, tasks for which initial intrinsic motivation is low, operationalized by low initial task activity.
To test the structural model, cortical cytoarchitecture is often operationalized by ranking cortical areas into architectural types, an ordinal measure which projects complex cortical structure into a single parameter (e.g., Barbas 1986; Barbas and Rempel-Clower 1997; Rempel-Clower and Barbas 2000; Barbas et al. 2005; Hilgetag and Grant 2010).
AL is operationalized by a composite index of multiple biomarkers.
