There is a high degree of association between 'fairness' and the internal components of 'accountability for reasonableness', lending support that fairness can be operationalized through 'accountability for reasonableness'.
Overall, the preliminary studies of RA endorse the notion that this approach can be operationalized at the bedside.
We now show that this method can be operationalized for use at the payer-level, without the need for transfer of protected health information to an external analytic center.
Watson has described the dominant construct of caring as involving emotional and physical labour components, or expressive and instrumental elements, and argued that such intuitive constructs can be operationalized and measured [ 34, 35].
Adding to the complexity of this hierarchical model of PS, TS, and TS-M, each class of instrumentation can be operationalized using measures that differ on a context-specific to context-general continuum.
The fact that the police crime analysts were able to identify micro-time hot spots of two different crime types residential burglary and residential theft from vehicle over a long period of time (5 years) is evidence that the theoretical micro-time hot spot can be operationalized in practice.
We suggest the notion that the percent methylation at CpG sites can be operationalized to represent a reliable measure of SoB effects on behavior and it offers an overall proxy for all those variables that are difficult to ascertain reliably otherwise.
The implication of this is that guidelines to mitigate the ethical challenges can be operationalized at each stage of the screening process.
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.
This definition can be operationalized by building an instruction set that can generate the message.
The hypothesis that temporary migrants supply more hours than their permanent counterparts can be operationalized using a household production model as developed by Becker (1965).
