Sentence examples for measure of enabling from inspiring English sources

Local area labor market conditions, as a measure of enabling resources, are important to VA policymakers because they are more readily available relative to other individual level measures such as income or health insurance status.

We further validated the impact of local area unemployment as a measure of enabling resources by assessing the relationship between VA health service use and veterans experiencing cost barriers to receiving care, defined as unable to see a doctor because of costs in the past 12 months.

Four measures of enabling characteristics were included: poverty status [ 23], a source for regular healthcare [ 19], marital status [ 24], and health insurance coverage [ 21, 22].

We also tested a second outcome variable, perceived discrimination in a variety of public places (reverse coded as perceived fairness), as a measure of an enabling environment conducive for HIV prevention.

Application of this objective measure of greenness enabled us to account for small-scale green spaces in a standardized way; however, NDVI does not distinguish between different types of vegetation, which could be relevant to our investigated associations.

Application of this objective measure of greenness enabled us to take account of small-scale green spaces (e.g., home gardens, street trees, and green verges) in a standardized way; however, NDVI does not distinguish between different types of vegetation, which could be relevant to our investigated associations.

Application of this objective measure of greenness enabled our study to take account of small-scale green spaces (e.g., home gardens, street trees, and green verges) in a standardized way; however, NDVI does not distinguish between different types of vegetation.

There is a need for studies to explore the theoretical underpinnings of SMI in stroke and for the development of robust outcome measures to enable evaluation of stroke SMIs.

We suggest the use of five measures to enable pragmatic assessment of any screening program.

Recently, more complex characterizations have emerged that focus on the role of MCS in influencing strategic change, through interactive controls, and balanced scorecard approaches, which integrate a range of measures to enable strategic outcomes.

The third objective of this paper is to identify necessary conditions and supportive measures to enable implementation of the impact evaluation framework in the context of the UN System fellowships programmes.