Sentence examples for might operationalize from inspiring English sources
In this section we sketch how we might operationalize one such framework for implementation within an adaptive system.
We first describe below how each of the four effectuation concepts have traditionally been defined and how they might be operationalized in this new biopharma industry context.
The following vignette illustrates how deep assessment might be operationalized to benefit May (pseudonym), a person with AAd.
GLIA incorporates an optional dimension – computability – to indicate the ease with which a recommendation might be operationalized in an electronic information system.
Yet few, if any, of these strategies are accompanied either by concrete suggestions of how such improvements might be operationalized in a hospital setting, or by exploration of the barriers or facilitators to their implementation.
Findings in this section suggest that while accountability processes might be operationalized within interpersonal relationships, these relationships in turn are governed by a series of beliefs that operate at the social or organisational level which structure ways of being and ways of interacting.
The limitation of accountability for reasonableness is that it does not sufficiently explain how an institution might go about operationalizing the model.
For example, two studies may both report the use of "CQI" but define or operationalize it so differently that they might as well report entirely different interventions [ 23].
Moreover, institutional developments that in certain ways operationalize FS approaches in a policy context, might offer interesting objects of study in their own right.
Some of the self-report measures used to operationalize NSSI criteria include NSSI methods where there might be uncertainty whether they induce actual bleeding, bruising or pain.
It should be emphasized that to operationalize this concept we need to control the overlap that might already exist in the present conceptualization of domains.
