Sentence examples for a booklet design from inspiring English sources

Within a 4-h survey, besides the IP instrument, further business competence instruments, as well as individual and social context variables, were conducted by applying a booklet design.

To implement enough items to cover the model (Figure 1) and because of time constraints, a booklet design (Youden Squares) with seven test booklets was used (Frey et al. 2009).

With the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, he prepared a booklet designed to introduce Jews to the history and beliefs of Christianity.

The National Academies have released the 2008 edition of "Understanding and Responding to Climate Change," a booklet designed to give the public a comprehensive and easy-to-read analysis of findings and recommendations from expert consensus reports on climate change.

Throw the genetic (or luck-of-birth) die, the one with the symbols on it, to see who plays what class". In the full rules (the game includes a "basic" and "full" rule book, as well as a booklet designed to expand on the lessons imparted within), the order that the players roll the luck of birth die is determined by their social privilege.

This article has now been expanded into a booklet designed for school boards, principals, parents, and anyone who wants to see the scientific perspective on the age of the Earth and the physical world.

38 39 Intervention group participants will receive a booklet designed to educate and enhance their nutrition behaviour and physical activity levels through goal setting.

You can also find Refugee Children: Guidelines on Protection and Care, a booklet designed to improve and enhance the care of refugee children, featuring information such as feeding practices for young children.

Although we did not identify any studies that used a booklet designed specifically for use in consultations on respiratory tract infections in children, studies that have evaluated sending information booklets on minor illnesses to patients' homes have generally found little effect on consultation rates.

The trial recruited 425 male prisoners who received 13 weeks of nicotine replacement therapy, two sessions of brief cognitive behavioural therapy, had access to a Quitline, and were provided with smoking cessation support materials (e.g. a booklet designed by the investigators to assist with coping with prison stressors and a QUIT calendar).

To avoid position effects, we used a booklet-design (Frey et al. 2009).