No studies operationalized the first criterion of subjective memory complaint [ 39], although complaints were assessed during interview [ 28].
To our knowledge, no studies have specifically operationalized marginalisation as an independent variable relative to cardiovascular disease in indigenous populations.
New users (operationalized as no prescription claim in the 3 months prior to the date of the first prescription fill [index date]) of a mesalamine treatment (Asacol® or generics, Pentasa®, Salofalk®, or Mezavant®) were eligible for inclusion in the analysis.
Finally, classification of change from high to low symptomatology (vs. no change/low to high) was operationalized as a categorical variable derived from baseline and 4 months postpartum.
Compliance will be operationalized as the amount of no-shows (not showing up without leaving a message), cancelled and replaced appointments.
These scores were also the prized lever for school accountability and improvement, as operationalized through policies like No Child Left Behind and Race to the Top.
We found no support for motivational crowding-out, operationalized as a decrease in blood supply in the presence of incentives.
There was no difference between the incentivized and control group at follow-up, after the incentive was no longer in place, providing no evidence for an undermining effect of the incentive as operationalized in study designs building on cognitive evaluation theory.
There was no evidence of motivational crowding-out if operationalized as a lower blood supply when incentives are offered.
However, targeted HPV vaccination of a young cohort prior to HPV exposure of MSM is a considerable challenge for vaccination programs to achieve (and we know of no settings where it has been effectively operationalized).
No operational performance indicators are considered Process performance is operationalized in terms of time, quality, and costs, catering for trade-offs.
