measurement tool
collocation in Englishmeaningsofmeasurementandtool
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measurement
noun
uk/ˈmeʒ.ə.mənt/us/ˈmeʒ.ɚ.mənt/
the act or process ...
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tool
noun[C]
uk/tuːl/us/tuːl/
a piece of equipment that you use with your hands to make or ...
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(Definition ofmeasurementandtoolfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The development of a usefulmeasurementtoolusing this approach involves a process of iterative refinement.
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When an existing tool is not available, the health plan collaborates with survey instrument development experts to formulate a reliable and validmeasurementtool.
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To illustrate why stock prices are a usefulmeasurementtool, consider the following example.
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Construct and predictive validity are more important features of ameasurementtool.
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Its use as both a precise micromanipulator and ameasurementtoolwill probably result in many novel and exciting applications in the future.
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This was intended only to facilitate the discussion between us, and not to be used as ameasurementtool.
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Although this study described stressors, the failure to use a recognized burnoutmeasurementtoollimited the findings somewhat.
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Depending on themeasurementtool, expressive vocabulary size accounted for 22 to 79 % of the variance in expressive grammatical performance.
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Learning disability care staffs' emotional reactions to aggressive challenging behaviours : development of ameasurementtool.
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The scale was developed as a self-reportmeasurementtoolthat provided a valid index of catastrophizing in clinical and non-clinical populations.
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As the company grew it expanded its interests to producing aircraft controls and a fuelmeasurementtoolthat became a standard in the industry.
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Current employee performance within a specific job has always been a standard evaluationmeasurementtoolof the profitability of an employee.
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He/she may have simply learned some strategies for doing this particular task that made it no longer a goodmeasurementtool.
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That is, if free-response items provide twice as much information but take four times as long to complete, multiple-choice items present a bettermeasurementtool.
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They identified the development, refinement, and revision of measurement tools as one of the highest priorities.
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Furthermore, many programs do not have the measurement tools to routinely monitor outcomes and costs for the patient population.
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This body of work has been conducted in several different countries, with both boys and girls, using different measurement tools.
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In contrast, used with suitable performance analyses or measurement tools, evaluation strategies provide a readily available handle that can help to control thread size.
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Another cautionary note concerns the administration of these measurement tools.
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