For operationalizing, fighting experience was assessed from two perspectives: we examined the binary (professional versus amateur) and the continuous (number of total fights) variables.
We do so by drawing on a double birth and migration cohort model that enables us to operationalize premigration experiences while controlling for potentially confounding duration and period effects.
Wayne Peacock, the company's CCO explained: "It seemed to us that it would be logical to operationalize our customer experience effort as opposed to trying to apply it from a small thought leadership team somewhere in the organization.
To address this research question, we compared university-entrance level testing experience (operationalized as those who have taken or have not taken either the TOEFL or TEPS) with each of the five L2 motivation factors.
The correlation between context experience, operationalized as number of years teaching at this school, and long-term pass rate is 0.81.
Meloy soon learned how difficult it can be for women to reach orgasm, and decided to systematize and operationalize this woman's experience to help those who cannot orgasm organically, partnering with a medical company in 1998 and snagging the previously mentioned patent for his so-called "Orgasmatron" in 2001.
However, there is still very limited empirical literature on health service providers and how they experience and operationalize integration.
To test this hypothesis, we operationalized the TMTs' HR experience.
Vocational experience was operationalized by the reported work experience that is assumed to be an indicator for domain-specific expertise and knowledge.
By selecting children of equivalent phonological skill, yet diverse socioeconomic backgrounds, we use functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to demonstrate that a child's experience, as operationalized by SES, can systematically modulate the relationship between phonological language skills and reading-related brain activity in left fusiform and perisylvian regions.
Latter is also a frequently used measure to operationalize the overall care experiences of patients in a certain health care setting [ 25].
