Sentence examples for observational procedure from inspiring English sources
It is Scientific Data's policy that all datasets central to a Data Descriptor manuscript; including computational or curated data, as well as data produced by an experimental or observational procedure – should be submitted to an appropriate external repository.
Theoretically, a baseline should be a straight line, provided, there are no error factors affecting the absolute instruments, the variometer and the observational procedure.
Mariana Borges, a spokeswoman for São Paulo's prison system, said Wednesday that Mr. Índio da Costa was in a cell reserved for new inmates away from the other prisoners, explaining that this was a normal "observational" procedure.
Milne's metaphysical views were based in positivism, most especially in operationalism: only those objects whose properties could be directly revealed by some observational procedure, or operation, were to be counted among the real.
In a similar vein, it would have been interesting if we had measured behavioral inhibition by means of an observational procedure in the laboratory.
This paper provides information about one important measurement issue (reactivity) that is often cited as a limitation of observational procedures in measuring usual care practices accurately.
Unfortunately, despite their apparent use in several types of quality assurance activities, there is little written information about the reliability or accuracy of observational procedures in NHs.
Controlled studies that examine parent and child mealtime behaviors in infants and toddlers with CF using objective, observational procedures are needed to augment parent report findings and identify targets for effective interventions.
Generally, these measures and observational procedures are designed by adult researchers.
Finally, it should be pointed out that we used only questionnaires to measure the physician-patient relationship and not observational procedures or other qualitative methods.
Later versions of the scales provided more objective observational procedures and acceptable reliability (Bernheimer and Keogh 1988; Knobloch and Pasamanick 1974).
