Sentence examples for participation measures from inspiring English sources
Both he and the Sutton Trust, which is carrying out research into the effectiveness of widening participation measures, are aware that some of the money spent on widening participation could be better targeted.
Furthermore, our eligibility and programme participation measures calculated on this basis seem to fit well with published aggregates.
To compare the psychometric properties of 2 commonly used participation measures: the Community Reintegration of Service Members CRISS) and the Participation Assessment with Recombined Tools-Objective (PART-O) in veterans with mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI).
Although no differences were found in the levels of accessibility and the extent of participation measures, home location with respect to a demand responsive transport (DRT) service was found to be the most important determinant of their mobility patterns.
An increase from 30-66% use of standardised activity and participation measures was found in a predominantly orthopaedic caseload [ 21].
The accumulation of knowledge by experimental and innovative public participation measures, such as deliberative polls, might answer some of these as yet unanswered questions.
Work participation, measured as the proportion of time within 365 days when participants were gainfully employed and did not receive either partial or full ill-health-related or unemployment benefits.
The development and validation of the Vestibular Activities and Participation measure.
To examine the construct validity of the Participation Measure 3 Domains, 4 Dimensions (PM-3D4D), a multidimensional participation measure developed for use in rehabilitation practice.
To evaluate the test-retest reliability and the concordance between the interviewer-administered version and the self-administered version of a newly developed participation measure, Participation Measure 3 Domains, 4 Dimensions (PM-3D4D).
To describe the development of a participation measure that assesses 3 domains (productivity, social, and community) and 4 dimensions (frequency, diversity, desire for change, and perceived difficulty) of participation and to evaluate the initial psychometric properties in rehabilitation outpatients.
