Dr. Mateo measured familiarity from the amount of interest squirrels showed in the scents; new smells got more attention than old.
Curious George's popularity, according to his Q Score, a rating that measures familiarity and fondness on a scale between zero and a hundred, is at a potentially precarious point.
To measure familiarity with HIV, the dichotomous variable HIV awareness was utilized with a yes or no response.
According to Richard Steinberg, Mini's manager of product strategy, applicants filled out a lengthy Web-based survey measuring their familiarity with social media and their ability to give feedback on a regular basis through an electronic logbook.
The public survey included questions measuring 'nano familiarity', while the academic, business, government survey included area of speciality.
Domestically, James has the fourth-highest "Q" rating of any athlete in the country, according to the Q Scores Company, which measures the familiarity and popularity of celebrities.
Ovechkin is recognized by 37 percent of the American public, according to the company's Q ratings, which use polling methods to measure the familiarity and likeability of celebrities.
In addition, teachers were asked to predict the percentage of the students in their class who would answer each test item correctly; this was an attempt to measure the familiarity of teachers with their own students' knowledge levels (Lightman and Sadler, 1993).
As a demonstration, we applied it to a secondary analysis of data sets from two assessment tests: a study that measured patients' familiarity with health terms (52 participants, 60 items) and a study that assessed health numeracy (165 participants, 8 items).
The advanced group had significantly higher levels of content knowledge (as measured by familiarity with assessment terminology), were involved in assessment activities more frequently, had higher levels of confidence concerning their ability to conduct assessment activities, and had more positive attitudes about assessment.
