Sentence examples for measures research from inspiring English sources

The total research project had a longitudinal repeated measures research design with four moments of measurement: at admission (T1), 8 weeks after admission (T2), at departure (T3) and 1 year after departure (T4).

Each of these outcomes can be traced to the way in which the PBRF measures research excellence, and so its influence on the country's research funding environment.

Throughout her career she has participated in regional, national, and international meetings of clinicians and physical therapists where she provides education, training, and advance clinical care and clinical research, focusing on outcome measures, research related to motor function, and exercise.

In his first major policy speech on higher education, since being appointed the Minister for Universities and Science in May, Mr Johnson yesterday set-out plans for a "teaching excellence framework" (TEF) which will compare the quality of teaching with the "research excellence framework" which measures research as well as determining the allocation of funding.

This is a longitudinal study with a repeated measures research design and various levels of analysis.

Another important limitation of the study is that we used a repeated measures research design.

Research publications contribute significantly to one's academic productivity, with a number of possible ways to measure research publication productivity.

Measuring research using academic yardsticks largely ignores the wider impacts of research such as new policies or improved technologies.

This emphasis also puts universities that are more focused on the arts and humanities at a disadvantage due to the heavy weighting of citations to measure research influence.

At its conception in 1999, explains Boston, the PBRF was an ambitious undertaking to measure research excellence and raise standards at institutions across New Zealand.

Ellen Hazelkorn describes this process as marking a 'shift from valuing intellectual pursuits-for-their-own-sake to measuring research outcomes, impact and relevance' (2015, p 27).