Sentence examples for often operationalized from inspiring English sources
The environmental factor most frequently studied in this context is stress, often operationalized as life events.
Conservation is often operationalized as a minimization of human intervention in nature.
It is often operationalized as transfer of the matching rule to new stimuli in a matching-to-sample task.
Surgical innovations are introduced to improve "recovery," a complex construct often operationalized by the use of patient-reported outcomes.
Perceived quality in food products is complex and is often operationalized by multi-dimensional constructs, whose measurement requires the designing of sufficiently validated scales.
In Chinese literature, utilization is often operationalized into three dimensions: frequency of doctor visits in a certain period of time, days of hospitalization, and healthcare expenditures (Liu et al. 2012).
Therefore, how SPPA is operationalized often varies, and this is likely to influence the conclusions made about the impact of SPPA.
Often this is operationalized as "the perceived contents of a scene given a certain amount of viewing time" (Fei-Fei, Iyer, Koch, & Perona, 2007), often in a single fixation (Fei-Fei et al., 2007; Oliva, 2005).
As acknowledged in the preceding article, while Quality of Life is broadly conceptualized, it is most often more narrowly operationalized by disease-specific HRQL measures.
Organizational size has been operationalized most often as the approximate number of employees of an organization [31,32].
Job satisfaction is often used to operationalize team success [ 12, 61, 62].
