Sentence examples for on operationalization of from inspiring English sources
"The Bhutanese have combined Buddhist spirituality and barefoot economics into a unique model that a lot of other nations can learn from," observes Jean Timsit, a Paris-based lawyer and artist who provided the funding to publish a handbook on "operationalization of Gross National Happiness," based on a conference held in Bhutan in 2004.
In this work, we integrated a comprehensive model of social power dynamics into a cognitive agent architecture based on an operationalization of different bases of social power inspired by theoretical background research in social psychology.
Physicians and their professional associations exert a strong influence on the operationalization of national contraceptive policies.
They further advocate for more researches on how operationalization of these principles can improve health workers' conditions and their performance in service provision including provision of quality maternal health care services [ 21].
Limitations in this study include the application of the ICC definition as further research and consistency is required on the operationalization of the criteria that is not currently found in the primer.
In the next step, the study's findings were discussed in a focus group of organizational experts (n = 7) and a consensus emerged on the operationalization of the scales and scale items.
The Vantaa 85+ study ascertained delirium in the 3 years between baseline interview and follow-up by assessing participants, along with their informant(s), for a history of any episodes of delirium based on an operationalization of the DSM-III-R criteria.
Additionally, most of the measurement has been subjective in nature and often the operationalization of on-call work is not clear.
Meeting these methodological standards plus being transparent in the reporting on the exact operationalization of EM, may help EM to approach its gold-standard aspirations.
On the other hand, operationalization of the construct of pragmatic comprehension ability, and collecting sufficient evidence to establish the link between test performance and the targeted construct being assessed, falls under the explanation inference.
The article, therefore, is to achieve a twofold purpose: to discuss the influence of the contextual features in the wider society on China's policies and practices in English language education and to examine the influence of the changing context of English language communication on the conceptualization and operationalization of the construct of English language proficiency.
