Sentence examples for operationalization of individual from inspiring English sources

This included the definition and operationalization of individual facets (sub-categories) and facets (main categories) of quality of life, the formulation and choice of questionnaire items, the development of response scales for single item groups and the field testing of the instrument by conducting pilot studies [ 12, 18].

First, the STB method enables a detailed operationalization of individuals' lifestyles (Hindelang et al. [1978]), routine activities (Felson and Boba [2010]; Osgood et al. [1996]) and exposure to behavior settings (Barker [1968]; Wikström et al. [2012a]).

Supplementary Table 1 Description of the operationalization of all individual adversities included in material and social adversity indices at age 16, 21, 30, and 43 years, and relative frequency in women and men (DOCX 19.8 kb) Assay Description DOCX 10 kb.

As such, the broader the conceptualisation of domains of quality, the more inclusive the operationalization of quality will be of individual patients.

Table  1 shows content and operationalization of the SAKK C-SGA and individual domain assesment tools.

However, few have reported effects of multiple operationalizations of impairment on the prevalence rates of individual childhood disorders.

The cooperation of individual resource persons in volunteering for contact sessions and fast-track capacity-building programmes has made the decentralized operationalization of the PHRN possible.

The operationalization of health inequities on the basis of inter-individual differences in health borrows heavily from economic theories of income inequality which conceptualize income as being normally distributed and measured on a ratio scale (20).

A close review of the individual case is necessary in the operationalization of the PRB.

We conclude, that, even in times of more sophisticated operationalization of diagnostic criteria, the interdisciplinary assessment has to be based on an individual evaluation of all neurological and psychosocial findings.

(II) Benefit and harm describes how the operationalization of the first principle entails seeking the preferred balance between benefit and harm for the individual.