Constructs and relationships are well developed to a mature state; measures are precise and operationalized.
It is not always possible to measure hard, precise, and objective outcomes with health-promotion interventions.
Digital images were used to measure precise tumor dimensions, and the greatest dimension was adopted as the tumor size for each specimen.
He says, "relative, apparent, and common time is any sensible and external measure (precise or imprecise) of duration by motion," adding a parallel point about absolute space.
It is therefore important that our exposure measures be as precise and accurate as possible.
HbA1c measures are extremely precise, and there are substantial individually persistent variations in the ratio between HbA1c and mean glucose.
In older children, a wider and more differentiated range of abilities can be examined, scores on psychometric measures are more precise and reliable, and early academic performance and social functioning outside of the home environment can be evaluated.
The system allows shop owners to measure precise footfall numbers in real time.
The interviews revealed important changes in sleep, mastery, and stress that occurred in the short-term among 73 caregivers, but it was not possible to measure these changes through precise and appropriate scientific measures.
The common requirement is that the measured quantities be precise and the reported values be reliable and credible.
