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For the physiological measures, we focused on data collected before and immediately after the downshift to assess any immediate change following reward alteration.

As previously mentioned, of the 163 measures, we focused on the following three NDNQI indicators: fall rates, pressure ulcer (PrU) rates, and registered nurse job enjoyment (JE).

Similarly to the first set of outcome measures, we focused on the type of communication skills identified by supervisors among those considered important by the expert teachers.

To provide background information, which may be useful for targeting public health measures, we focused on geographic origin and source of infection, modes of transmission, risk factors, and regional distribution of the disease.

For studies with environmental measures, we focused on pesticide levels in residential dust (including bulk dust and surface wipe samples) and assumed they would be representative of women's exposures, although they would be applicable to all household members.

To dig in the uniqueness of the proposed RS measure, we focused on a candidate, RPN8, which is only identified by the proposed RS measure but not identified by the other five compared RS measures.

Although correlations are presented for all pairs of the pollutants measured, we focused on NO2 and its relationship with BC and UFP because all three are related to combustion sources and are commonly used as indicators of traffic air pollutant exposure.

In the measurements, we focused on measuring the communication delays associated with one LN, LN-A, starting to observe a CoAP resource of another LN, LN-B, located behind a different PN.

Since scores on the FS and PD scales have been associated with social dysfunction, and the PD scale was found to be negatively correlated with other empathy measures [37], we focused on the more psychometrically validated PT and EC scores to index cognitive and emotional components of empathy, respectively.

7. Validity is the degree to which a scale measures what it is intended to measure; here we focused on the construct validity of the questionnaire.

Validity is the degree to which a scale measures what it is intended to measure; here we focused on the construct validity of the questionnaire and sensitivity to change.