Sentence examples for administered to capture from inspiring English sources
In-store surveys were administered to capture consumers' store-level perceptions towards a new store prototype and an older established prototype of the same fast fashion retailer.
A questionnaire is being administered to capture dietary and environmental risk factors.
The IPAQ-LF is administered to capture adults' self-reported PA levels for the previous seven days (the period when the accelerometer was worn).
45 Two predictability items will be administered to capture unpredictable spontaneous pain, thought to have the greatest impact on participant well-being.
The Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test (PPVT-III [ 52]) was administered to capture receptive language, with the Expressive Vocabulary Test (EVT [ 53]) and the Verbal Fluency subtest from the Delis Kaplan Executive Function System (DK-EFS [ 54]) used as measures of expressive language.
In 2010, prior to deploying accelerometers, a questionnaire was administered to 455 children to capture their perception of a range of factors (household, parental, peer and neighbourhood) that influence PA.
There are several limitations in this study: (1) The survey was only administered once to capture the direct impact of DCVs on the performance of osmosis across two sections; students did not take pre- and posttests to conduct within-group comparison statistically.
These dietary assessments are also administered to the control group to capture any dietary changes made while being involved in the study.
The questionnaire was designed to be specific to community mental health services, short and easy to administer and to capture different but theoretically meaningful dimensions of experiences across a range of group interventions and community settings.
Finally, the survey was administered to a convenience sample primarily captured at conferences of target services, and unfortunately the participant response rates are unknown.
Therefore, this interview sought to capture all the data that was captured by the two interviews administered to the women enrolled prenatally.
