Sentence examples for administered experience from inspiring English sources

It concludes that "the whole project is just another example of the kind of risk-free, health-and-safety approved, highly administered experience that constitutes most public art today".

By mapping the subjective emotional experience of 144 individuals through real-time surveys administered through Experience Sampling Methods (ESM) as well as mapping an objective physiological measurement of emotional arousal (Skin Conductance Level) of 68 tourists, we were able to create 'emotional maps' of the city of Jerusalem.

Although there is anecdotal data from these centers to suggest that G5W may improve the efficacy and safety of SIRT by reducing the incidence of stasis and improving the activity of 90Y administered, the experience of these clinics using G5W is yet to be published.

In recent years, random samples of patients registered with each practice have been invited to take part in nationally administered patient experience surveys (the General Practice Patient Survey), and details of scores for individual practices are publicly reported.

15– 17, 23 One study found that approximately 10% of patients administered memantine experienced a fall or injury during the study.

Those patients administered progesterone experienced significant improvements in functioning outcome, indicating neuroprotective properties of progesterone in acute severe TBI.

Patients with impaired renal function who were administered FCM experienced fewer cardiac disorders compared with those receiving placebo (HR 0.44, 95% CI 0.24 0.83, P = 0.01).

A large group of lay interviewers aged ≥18 years, with an average of 2 years of interviewing experience, administered the questionnaire.

A licensed naturopathic doctor with more than 4 years of experience administered the treatments during these sessions.

Of the included trials, one trial [ 21] reported that one acupuncturist with more than 10 years of experience administered all of the treatments of real and sham acupuncture.

Relatedly, Krebs (1975) demonstrated that subjects who observe someone similar to themselves undergo painful experiences show more physiological arousal, report identifying with the target more strongly, and report feeling worse while waiting for the painful stimulus to begin than do subjects who observe the same painful experiences administered to someone who is not similar to themselves.