Furthermore, the experience and perception of stress at work is a complex issue, and there are several ways of operationalizing work-related stress.
The detailed coding scheme and coding rules to operationalize work interruptions are described elsewhere [ 29].
In operationalizing the work environment, it is most often split into multiple factors (or domains) such as supervisors, pay, and promotion opportunities.
"We were able to test and experiment and operationalize and work with our DevOps culture with [operations] and engineering working together where it made more sense to bring it in-house," he explained.
So, if the Israeli guy isn't just pulling a number out of thin air, it would suggest that somewhere folks have just about cracked the stealth code and are now beginning work on operationalizing it somehow.
Legal framework was operationalized using the work of Easterly et al. [47].
In this paper, we operationalize our previous work on a functional approach to analyzing innovation system dynamics into a practical scheme of analysis for policy makers.
9. "Identification" is a troublesome notion, afflicted with more philosophical complexity than can feasibly be operationalized in empirical work; Woolfolk et al. attempted to depict behaviors that could plausibly be construed as manifesting identification, or its lack, without resolving the conceptual issues.
The components and the cut-off of the disability score used in our paper have not been operationalized in other work, yet similar efforts had been made previously [ 41].
The primary outcome measure of the comparison of the E-mental health arm with the OP-care and the control arm is work functioning, operationalized as job-specific impairments in work functioning.
This article proposes a conceptual framework for addressing social contextual factors in cancer prevention interventions, and describes work that operationalizes this model in interventions for working class, multiethnic populations.
