Patient satisfaction with physiotherapy treatment is an increasingly important patient-centred outcome, which is regularly overlooked or poorly measured in healthcare research using non validated measurement tools.
Worldwide, groundwater resources have been overexploited and often poorly measured and managed.
The differences between us and flies is poorly measured by the number of genes encoded in our DNA.
Scotland's trade balance is poorly measured, especially on the import side.
Most are in coastal waters, so the high seas are poorly measured.
Current simulation codes rely upon poorly measured results from the past.
The appeal of widespread nonfinancial performance measures for assessing companies has been discussed for several decades, but never achieved despite continuing growth in assets and priorities poorly measured by GAAP accounting.
Our proposed method is a useful tool for the analysis of poorly measured data, poorly collected data and imprecise hydrological data which are very commonly encountered in water research.
Additionally, although we attempted to adjust for a wide range of potential confounding variables, we cannot rule out residual confounding owing to these or poorly measured variables such as physical activity level, which were assessed by a limited number of non-validated questions, as well as other unknown variables.
Another confounding factor is the sharing of devices between multiple people - which could mean as many as 417m are undercounted - and the widespread use in emerging economies of mobile-only internet, which is poorly measured by conventional web analytics, yet could be missing up to 168m people.
Not only do these equations include such poorly measured attributes of workers as education; but they employ a host of variables, such as occupation, industry, labor union affiliation, marital status, gender, and race, designed to eliminate all wage differentials except those related to amenity values.
