Sentence examples for measure of usability from inspiring English sources
Self-reporting is used as a subjective measure of usability study of technology solutions.
One of the most common uses of self-reported metrics is as an overall measure of perceived usability that participants are asked to give after having completed their interactions with the product.
In a series of studies, the new metrics were compared with the only other published metric of lostness, the optimal path deviation measure formulated by Smith [P.A. Smith, Towards a practical measure of hypertext usability, Interacting with Computers 4 (1996) 365 381], and with other measures including self-report estimates and task times.
The non-zero MWTP and ECV estimates reported above provide a monetary measure of the "clinical usability" of a drug – where clinical usability has to do with the mode of drug administration as separate from considerations of efficacy, safety and/or value-for-money.
Participants also completed measures of computer usability.
Our ability to create multiple standardized cases will allow us to incorporate more objective measures of EHR usability (such as eye tracking) into future simulations and is the subject of ongoing studies.
It serves as a practical guide to answer the question of how to measure the usability of any product.
Through an ethnographic approach, the aim is to broaden the scope of investigation and measure the usability of tools for musicians in a real world setting.
Limitations of the study include that we did not measure the usability of features or examine in detail the quality of the integrated information, thus features that were fully implemented were present but would not necessarily perform optimally in practice.
Standards-development organizations can also work to encourage evaluation measures for usability testing and performance of CDS tools in electronic information environments.
To determine a system's overall usability on the basis of a set of usability measures, one normally takes the mean value of each of the attributes that have been measured and checks whether these means are better than some previously specified minimum.
