Sentence examples for using the operational definition from inspiring English sources

We defined disability, using the operational definition of Fried and colleagues, as "difficulty or dependency in carrying out activities essential to independent living, including essential roles, tasks needed for self-care and living independently in a home, and desired activities important to one's quality of life".

Concerns identified by patients were analysed for content and linked to the components of the ICF using the operational definitions of the ICF components.

All of the concerns were linked to the components of the ICF independently by two of the authors (RR and AMD) using the operational definitions of the different ICF components as defined by the World Health Organization [ 13].

Using the operational definitions of this study, individuals classified as high risk by actuarial assessments have reduced violence rates compared with those classified as high risk by SPJ instruments.

The axiom MAN-A1 addresses this constraint by saying that if a measurement analysis man uses the operational definition of measure odm for describing the analysis of the measurement result mr produced by the measurement mea, then mea should have used odm.

Bonanno et al. [ 15] use the operational definition of resilience as the absence of PTSD symptoms or the presence of only one symptom of the disorder.

We used the operational definition of EMR as the computerized patient record supported by a clinical data repository and clinical decision-support capabilities [ 10, 11].

We can use the operational definition of systems biology as the study of interactions between parts of the system to identify areas of genomics that are clearly systems-centric and others that are more dependent on the goals of the experiment.

Since we were unable to identify the "real" delay in time from the onset of complication to outcome, we used the operational definition of "delay" as any shortcoming and failure at all levels of obstetric care that could led to a real delay in time.

Schnakers et al 20 used the operational definitions within the Aspen criteria 2 3 to separate WHIM items that may be used to distinguish VS from MCS. Wilson et al 17 reported serial assessment with the WHIM as a tool to detect subtle changes in cognitive and communicative function over time.

The overall prevalence of restless legs syndrome using the operational case definition was 10.6%.