Sentence examples for measures theoretically from inspiring English sources

Convergent validity is the degree of correlation of a particular outcome measure with other measures theoretically predicted to correlate with it; and conversely, divergent validity is the degree to which an outcome measure does not correlate with other measures that it is predicted not to correlate with [13].

A number of tobacco control measures theoretically exist in Cameroon, including some limited smoke-free provisions/legislation (current national smoke free legislation covers healthcare, educational and government facilities), an advertisement ban and some labeling requirements.

Scores on the GET-D correlated well with measures theoretically associated with goal-setting, including patient activation (r=.252, P<.05), diabetes specific self-efficacy (r=.376, P<.001) and inverse relationship with depression (r= −.376, P<.01).

The Longest Sequence measure theoretically enables one to measure how long the participant was able to maintain set, resist distractors and stay apace with the speed requirements.

The paper provides an illustrative case study of designing and using a questionnaire and interviews to measure theoretically and empirically based determinants of innovation adoption in a local context.

It is shown that in a topological dynamical system with positive entropy, there is a measure-theoretically "rather big" set such that a multivariant version of mean Li Yorke chaos happens on the closure of the stable or unstable set of any point from the set.

Quality of life is measured with the multi-dimensional CASP-19 measure, a theoretically based measure with good psychometric properties (Bowling & Stenner, 2011) and social position is measured with a fine-grained occupational scale obtained from company records.

The scale also related to other measures of theoretically similar constructs, supporting construct and criterion validity claims.

Firpo et al. (2011) demonstrate how the causes of changes in the wage distribution over time can be captured by task measures, both theoretically by developing a model based on Roy's theories, and empirically.

We further argue that connectivity measures are theoretically meaningful constructs to understand the brain phenotype.

It measures two theoretically and empirically derived dimensions of parental bonding: parental affection and parental control.