Sense of place is another focus variable of this study, and the measurement draws from Jorgensen and Stedman's (2001) classic study.
The acknowledgment that theory is crucial for guaranteeing the evidential reliability of measurement draws attention to the "problem of observational grounding", which is an inverse challenge to the traditional threat of theory-ladenness (Tal 2013: 1168).
This variable was stochastic and a sample measurement drawn from an underlying probability distribution function (PV), which we assumed had the same statistics in all interspike intervals.
Analysis of the genotyping data identified two single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in the gene encoding the alpha 4 nicotine receptor (CHRNA4, rs4603829 and rs4522666) that are significantly associated with harm avoidance, a risk attitude measurement drawn from the psychology literature.
After surgery, patients have a troponin measurement drawn 6 12 h after surgery and on the first, second and third days after surgery.
The ARQ scales identified in the factor analyses show notable conceptual similarity to the constructs initially proposed for measurement (drawn from the resilience literature and focus groups).
For a more accurate measurement, draw several little squares on the basketball, and average the number of dots.
When engineering projects kick off, especially in the consulting engineering field specifically, engineers often have to go out into the field and figure out their plan by scouting the site for a project, taking measurements, drawing early sketches and putting together materials for proposals and early feasibility studies.
His experiments on dwarfs and people with physical abnormalities included taking physical measurements, drawing blood, extracting healthy teeth, and treatment with unnecessary drugs and X-rays.
However, this was a retrospective observational study and used the STG-22 system (Nikkiso, Tokyo, Japan), which relies on continuous intravenous glucose measurements drawing 2 ml of blood per hour and is expensive [ 51], limiting its prolonged and wider use.
