Sentence examples for when operationalized from inspiring English sources

It is possible that when operationalized in a more appropriate way, social support will indeed be found to be associated with falls.

The more established our understanding of CM is, the less likely it will be that the concept is stripped-down and depoliticised when operationalized.

Indeed, our results indicate that segregation, when operationalized as a measure of metropolitan area evenness, is associated with a higher average cancer risk overall and that it also amplifies disparities across racial groups, suggesting that this regional measure of inequality functions independently of neighborhood or tract-level SES measures.

However, there are criticisms of the feasibility of such concepts when operationalizing them, due to possible constraints to capacities caused by poverty, weak institutions, or unproductive environments, among other examples (Jauhola 2015).

Both literatures focus on a difference in levels of behavior between the incentivized group and a non-incentivized control group when operationalizing an undermining effect of rewards and a motivation crowding out effect, respectively.

Even a minimalist claim of an interactionalist view which sees the ability as distinct from but interacting with the context (Chapelle 1998) may present practical problems when being operationalized in language assessment.

"The whole premise of the suggestion that I made in Moscow of when you operationalize this would be tied to seeing a flight test," Mr. Gates said at the Pentagon on Thursday.

For integration-related questions, the extracted survey data are quite appropriate when migrant is operationalized through foreign citizenship (Maehler et al. 2015; Salentin 2014).

We did not report the results with the sample of 101 countries when trade openness (operationalized either by trade volume or import penetration ratio) is combined with labor productivity, which are similar to those obtained in Table 1, because the Pesaran (2004) test indicates that both the CCE and AMG estimators do not eliminate the problem of cross-sectional dependence with this sample.

Palliative care is pro-dignity because it supports autonomy, which is undermined, and cannot be effectively operationalized when the only available options are futile treatment, abandonment ("there's nothing more we can do"), or legalized assisted dying.

This was operationalized when participants and their families served themselves the meal, under the dietitian's supervision.