In the PPI-R, they are psychometrically operationalized in form of the higher-order factors Fearless Dominance and Self-Centered Impulsivity, respectively.
This supports the appropriateness of the constructs, as defined and operationalized in the specifications of the TEAP test.
With James Grant becoming director of UNICEF in 1979, the selective PHC approach was quickly operationalized at large scale in the form of the targeted programme for Growth monitoring, Oral rehydration therapy, Breastfeeding, Immunization (GOBI), to which later Family planning, Female education and Food supplementation were added (GOBI-FFF).
Women's empowerment at the community level is operationalized in various ways in the literature, including in the form of women's economic contributions, such as income or participation in savings or credit groups or, more directly, as decision-making power over various domains within the household (Koenig et al. 2003; Moursund and Kravdal 2003).
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This supports the appropriateness of the constructs, as defined and operationalized in the TEAP test specification.
The four measures have been operationalized in the following.
This may suggest that governmental triggers, e.g., in the form of carbon taxes or emission limits, can be operationalized more easily than customer and other stakeholder expectations that are less tangible and sometimes fuzzy, and thus more difficult to measure.
Not in the form of the paste.
This relationship, at least within the context of the study reported here, holds true whether colonialism is operationalized in terms of the duration of colonialism, the level of colonial investment or the extent of colonially-induced urbanization.
Taking third place to help Mr. Edwards would be difficult to "operationalize," in the words of one Clinton adviser.
