The strengths of the present study include its general population basis and prospective design and also the availability of extensive prospective measures of relevant covariates, the availability of a biologically verified measure of tobacco use and the availability of objective measures of key dimensions of educational attainment obtained through record linkage.
Although these data are simple to use and understand, they only provide univariate measures of key dimensions.
In this chapter we review the state of progress in genetic investigations of BP and other syndromes, as well as efforts to assay quantitative measures hypothesized to represent key dimensions of psychopathology.
The ATI was developed to measure qualitative variation in two key dimensions of teaching; specifically, conceptual change/student focused (CCSF) and information transmission/teacher focused (ITTF).
Before Compression-After-Impact (CAI) tests, the key dimensions of specimens were measured and a vertical drop-weight testing device was used to impact on critical locations such as the skin and the free edge of a stiffener.
This study was designed to develop a measure of celebrity reputation and attempt to identify key dimensions for evaluating diverse components of celebrity reputation, including personalities, relationship, appearance, expert abilities, private life management, and reputation.
Household poverty is measured in a multidimensional framework and includes three key dimensions of human development: education, health and economic well-being of the household.
A major impediment to understanding the symptom experience in CKD is the lack of suitable measures that examine a wide range of symptoms across key dimensions (i.e. prevalence, severity, frequency and distress).
Before tests, the key dimensions of I-stiffener and skin were measured.
Moore and Braga (2003a, b) present seven key dimensions of policing by which police performance should be measured.
