empirical indicator


Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Legal, Financial, Encyclopedia.

empirical indicator

An instrument, experimental condition, or clinical procedure that is used for observation, measurement, or protocol writing, esp. in clinical research.
See also: indicator
References in periodicals archive ?
The Tech Innovation Process Model provides the conceptual base from which to devise empirical indicators that speak to the prospects for successful innovation.
How "Tech Mining" can enhance R&D Management
We then characterized these social types according to four empirical indicators that were susceptible to correspond to the main reasons for supporting the YES side.
Comment on book review by Maurice Pinard--Volume 28(4): 581-4
The literature base was used to construct an initial conceptual model that included general categories of anxieties, theories, and models used as research foundations, empirical indicators, contextual factors, interventions, and outcomes.
Toward a Conceptual Model for Statistics Anxiety Intervention
Medical browser ?
Full browser ?