Sentence examples for measures of problems from inspiring English sources

This article critically assesses whether screening tools designed to measure cannabis use problems in recreational users are meaningful as measures of problems resulting from medical use.

These questions are similar to core diagnostic questions in DSM IV, but neither the questions in the school part of Young-HUNT, nor the SCL-5 questions have diagnostic specificity, and can only be used as measures of problems in the clusters addressed.

They found that the video game players showed an improvement in measures of problem solving, spatial skill and persistence, whereas the brain training users showed no improvements.

This means that traditional measures of problem behaviours, such as the rate at which people are caught engaging in it, would be of little value.

Though numerous measures of problem solving skills in mathematics have been presented in the literature, procedures used to evaluate the construct validity of these measures are often incomplete.

The link between marital status and AUDIT scores and other measures of problem drinking thus deserves further attention.

29 This model is supported by data showing that cognitively diverse teams outperform less diverse teams on measures of problem solving.

In addition, both measures of "problem symptoms" and "symptom transition" are taken from unpublished doctoral data, and therefore, no previous psychometric data on these measures exist; the results must be considered in line with these limitations.

"You cannot only take the unemployment rate and say this is my only measure of problems in the labour market.

The Inventory of Interpersonal Problems (IIP; [ 49]) is a self-report measure of problems in interpersonal relationships, which is widely used in psychotherapy research.

Client satisfaction was measured using clients' responses to questions about service quality, rated as both an index and a discrete measure of problems encountered during the FP visit (none versus any).