Sentence examples for multifaceted measurement from inspiring English sources

Assessing population level MHL in rural China using a multifaceted measurement tool the Mental Health Knowledge Questionnaire (MHKQ instead of vignettes based on Western cultural contexts.

Because exercise is the only intervention that can directly increase absolute VO2max in healthy individuals, it should not be considered a negative finding when resveratrol fails to enhance a multifaceted measurement that all other dietary (e.g., [ 46]) and very few pharmaceutical (namely erythropoietin [ 47, 48]) interventions also fail to improve.

These observations highlight the importance of quantifying local scale variability in studies that use similar, multifaceted measurements to quantify hillslope soil production and erosion processes.

Matsuno (2009) for instance, looking at Japanese learners on writing tests, used multifaceted Rasch measurement to find that self-assessors consistently under-rated themselves in comparison to teacher raters, while rating their peers more highly.

The basic concepts extended to multifaceted and multivariate measurement designs, and some new extensions to the basic generalizability theory approach are introduced.

Generalisability theory 14 is more suitable for this study than classical test theory by means of focusing on improving assessment and providing models and methods that allow a multifaceted perspective on measurement error and its components.

Inflammatory rheumatic diseases are generally multifaceted disorders and, therefore, measurement of multiple outcomes is relevant to most of these diseases.

This particular study highlights the concept that the optimal approach to the evaluation of a potential antitussive agent should be multifaceted, with cough reflex sensitivity measurement complementing other measures, such as objective cough counting and subjective symptom-based questionnaires.