This measure formed the basis of the linear indifference functions (see below).
Conclusion: The observable measures developed form the basis for an observational instrument to measure character strengths during military field exercises.
Four adherence measures will form the basis of the self-reported ART adherence outcomes: (1) The AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG) adherence questionnaire; which assesses patients' current ART medications, dosing schedule, and medication doses missed over the past four days [ 50 ]; (2) The Visual Analog Scale (VAS), which assesses general levels of adherence over a 30-day timeframe [ 51 ].
To that extent the nonhistorical writings of the Bible are themselves critical interpretations of the sacred history, and in large measure they form the basis for all other biblical exegesis.
"Many independent schools could, over the long term, face significant changes in government funding, and for this reason ISCA supports the announcement of transitional measures that will help form the basis for a long-term funding model that is sector-blind and focused on the needs of students," it said.
Following the death in 1838 of another fighter, William Phelps, also known as Brighton Bill, the London Prize Ring Rules were introduced to more clearly define the rules of prize fighting and to introduce certain safety measures, rules that still form the basis for the modern sport of boxing.
An appropriate probability function can measure these probabilities and form the basis for the construction of sampling plans.
An initial screening including a measure of depression could form the basis for such feedback and thus encourage uptake of the ICBT among adolescents with elevated symptom levels.
It points out the limitations of current measurements that exist in the literature, and proposes a framework for measuring progress, which may form the basis of comparison of RCB activities.
Several self-report measures were chosen to measure the theoretical constructs which form the basis of our intervention.
