multisite
- adjective
- /ˈmʌltiˌsaɪt/
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multisite
- The research team conducted a multisite evaluation to gather data from various locations.
- multisite trials
- multisite study
- multisite evaluation
Examples
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The data for the present study were taken from a multisite outcome evaluation of drug courts operating in Idaho.
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Abell et al. (2007) developed a multisite PL evaluation model based on Guskey's (2005) model.
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Each site in a multisite setup must be connected individually.
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The present study was designed to examine adoption in the context of two multisite clinical trials.
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Members of a collaborative research group are organized across university, community, and school settings to permit multisite implementation and comprehensive evaluation strategies.
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A somewhat different but related scenario you might have is that you work at a large or multisite library (or perhaps at a branch of a larger university or city library system).
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Another challenge facing the implementation of large-scale, multisite silvicultural research is that not all regions of the United States have equally viable timber industries.
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Deno et al. report on a multiyear, multisite study addressing the issue of differential learning rates using recurring reading assessments across the school year.
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The bill directs NIH to support consortia that conduct multisite clinical trials of therapies for pediatric rare diseases.
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Beginning in 1988, the Annie E. Casey Foundation (1995) funded a multisite, comprehensive community-based strategy targeting at-risk youths.
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Synonyms
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Done at several places, often hospitals or universities, for research studies
Involving more than one place, for example different areas in a study
How Many
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Multisite comes from the parts multi- meaning 'many' and site meaning 'place'. So a multisite adjective describes something that exists in 'many places'.