Sentence examples for operationalizing support from inspiring English sources

As this study was limited to measuring general social support, the scale may be enhanced by further conceptualizing and operationalizing support within the school environment, such as instrumental, motivational, and emotional support [ 33, 34].

We organized results around our three approaches for operationalizing capitalization support: (1) trait perceptions of capitalization support received from and provided to romantic partners, (2) observations of when capitalization support is made to romantic partners, and (3) state perceptions of capitalization support received from and provided to romantic partners during laboratory interactions.

We operationalized Global Fund support (the principal exposure) as a continuous variable of Global Fund support per capita.

Policymakers and innovation scholars share an increasing interest in how to operationalize innovation support given the increasing number and range of stakeholders engaged in co-producing innovation.

We operationalize social support using a subset of World Governance Indicators (WGI) [58]: (1) government effectiveness, (2) regulatory quality, (3) rule of law, and (4) control of corruption, i.e., perception of corruption within a country.

The professional support guidelines operationalize the policy and support implementation.

Several nurses pointed out a countervailing perspective on the role of at-the-elbow "superusers" and the importance of having sufficient support – operationalized here as "manpower".

Social support programs should perhaps not insist on constraining addicted persons to belong to recovery subcultures, but perhaps to a greater degree encourage people to design their personal recovery support, operationalized as something that promotes an already existing and healthier identity within themselves.

Reassuringly, in the discovery sample, social support (operationalized as the self‐reported number of individuals a person can rely on in case of emergency) correlated substantially with the PAUSS (Spearman rank correlation for N = 639: r s  = −0.313, P =  5 × 10−16, Fig  4F), underlining the relevance of this phenotype for autism.

Therefore, in ensuring implementation of the recommended TBIC practices, comprehensive support beyond training (e.g. human resources, providing masks, space and other alterations, support supervision, hands on support in development of TBIC plans and operationalizing them) are important.

Fundamental studies conducted by decision scientists may focus on identifying the best methods for operationalizing some or all components of an evidence-based decision support process using the Internet [ 32, 63].