In the U.S.A., social disadvantage is usually operationalized as individual socioeconomic status (SES) and measured by such individual factors as income, poverty, education, and other social circumstances.
Black people were demeaned, degraded and destroyed under a social and legal structure that was only operationalized by individuals -- bit players in a larger epic.
Low behavioural predictability is one way of operationalizing intra-individual ADHD-related variability.
'Experts' were operationalized as individuals involved in the conception, design, conduct, teaching, or analysis of yoga interventions for musculoskeletal conditions.
We tested participants with stable dysphoria, operationalized as individuals with scores of at least 14 on the BDI-II (i.e., above the cut-off for mild depression; Beck, Steer, & Brown, 1996) at two consecutive weekly assessments (baseline and pre-training assessments).
To operationalize this, the individual cup choices for each animal were converted to angles, and the mean angle of sample was calculated for the standard trials and for the trials following the 90° rotation of the landmark (Batschelet, 1981).
However, for the purposes of measurement, health must be operationalized as an individual's intrinsic capacity to function in a range of domains and aggregated in order to quantify and compare levels of health across individuals and populations.
This dimension seems to be operationalized primarily at the individual level.
"Who I am" has been operationalized at both the individual level of analysis (such as propensity for risk and self-efficacy) and the firm level (such as patents, capital, and internal R&D).
Finally, the relationships among the broad themes were considered with a focus on their utility in operationalizing salient domains across individual interviews and focus groups.
