Sentence examples for using adapted measures from inspiring English sources
The objective of this paper is to characterize CHW attributes and pathways of action using adapted measures, develop a scale using these measures, and explore how findings can inform future CHW research and practice.
These RBE values are concordant with a previous review of biological effectiveness of high-LET charged particles [ 19], considering a LET of 103 ± 4 keV/μm.> Clonogenic capacities were not feasible using the 3DCM, so to estimate cellular characteristics within this model, cell death and proliferation were measured using adapted experimental strategies.
The use of culturally adapted measures which have been validated in the study setting has increased the reliability of the information obtained.
38 There is evidence that the use of culturally adapted measures of mental health problems enhances the detection and diagnosis of these problems.
Infant length was obtained using a locally adapted measuring board.
We assessed PTSD symptoms using a culturally adapted measure (with each symptom rated as "present" or "absent").
We use in our evaluation the adapted measures of accuracy and F1 score proposed by Tsoumakas et al. [ 55] for evaluating multi-label classification.
Adaptations for specific conditions are part of the standard use of the questionnaire and Professor Weinman will provide critical feedback relating to the adapted measure before use.
In order to compare the considered algorithms, a set of quantitative performance indices have been selected, adapting measures commonly used for detection systems to the peculiarities of foreground detection.
Family connectedness was assessed using measures adapted from the study 'Correlations between Family Meals and Psychosocial Well-being among Adolescents' [ 27].
Using measures adapted from patient versions, caregivers also provide informant ratings of Patient Treatment Preferences, Patient Illness Acceptance, and Patient Well- being, and complete a measure of Prognostic Forecasting.
