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But their practical operationalisation is being regarded with increasing criticism as well (for an early example of such criticism see Cooke & Kothari 2001).

Findings and Conclusions: Regional YHDP Committees were instigated in 1998 and a process of management operationalisation was undertaken in 1999.

Its operationalisation was derived from the Winkler-Index of Socioeconomic Status, 26 which summarises information on individual educational and professional attainment, net household income and the occupational position of the main earner of a household.

An overview of the many different definitions and operationalisations is beyond the scope of this paper.

In practice, operationalisations are frequently combined.

The reason for this is that definitions of social support vary considerably across studies and that operationalisations are not standardised: while some definitions consider structural aspects of social networks such as size [ 6], or focus on emotional components such as the availability of a good friend with whom to talk [ 7], others include both social network and emotional components [ 8- 12].

Our categorisation of recommendation themes and identification of three implementation criteria (scientific value, pragmatic feasibility, paradigmatic consistency) needs further operationalisation, and is based on data collected for only one study so needs replication in other studies, but these categories do provide a preliminary organising framework to facilitate research.

This may reflect poor construct operationalisation or be a true reflection of the adolescent experience.

But the paper raises doubts about whether the proposed operationalisation of impact is adequate to evaluate the ways that research and knowledge translation are actually carried out.

The Obama years witnessed the buttressing of trade opportunities between India and the US, partly transformed the defence relationship between the two countries, and paved the way for the operationalisation of what is known as the US-India Nuclear Deal.

[As these constructs overlap considerably in their description and their operationalisation, this intervention is referred to from here on as targeting "anticipated consequences".