This simple analysis examined whether repeating a question about a sensitive self-reported behavior led to significant changes in responses.
The purpose of this study was to design and validate a short, sensitive self-administered questionnaire, as an aid for physicians in detecting occupational exposure to asbestos and other lung carcinogens in order to remedy occupational lung cancer under-declaration.
From Jim Morrison to Kurt Cobain, she has always been a connoisseur of rock 'n' roll martyrdom, and Benjamin, born Robert Dickerson in rural Georgia in 1960, seems to have materialized from one of her songs -- a wispy, sensitive, self-destructive soul full of sweet beatnik romanticism, pop poetry and entertaining nonsense.
The study involved a potentially sensitive, self-administered questionnaire asking about several traumatic experiences, including sexual assault during military service.
However, a subsequent modelling study predicted that if used by GBM in Seattle, HIV prevalence would increase as men would replace conventional laboratory tests at clinics with a less sensitive self-test [ 61].
The first is that his fundamental objection to Russell is that it is simply obvious to him as a sensitive and self –reflective user of language that the use of the word 'the' does not conform to the theory.
He's sensitive, self deprecating humor isn't an invitation to slight him, he'll remember and take it personally.
Martin's newly acquired moves don't work on her, and he has to fall back on his old, sensitive self.
But in the course of several hundred TV shows, Van Gogh also showed himself to be a sensitive and self-effacing interviewer.
Set in the well-heeled, well-groomed suburbs of Philadelphia and in 1970's London in full glam mode, this novel traces the aftershocks of a family tragedy in the life of a sensitive, resolutely self-aware 9-year-old 9-year-old 9-year-old
We present a mixed-signal, continuously sensitive, self-triggered IC designed for X-ray imaging applications.
