Sentence examples for administering measures to from inspiring English sources

In each case, I watched in horror -- sometimes retrospectively -- as the doctors and hospitals stayed laser-focused on administering measures to prolong life that wound up just prolonging dying.

This ensured the involvement of both those with experience of the carer role in prostate cancer and experience of administering measures to service users.

Both families and diagnosticians administering measures were blind to children's treatment condition.

The abbreviated version, an economical and simple psychological instrument to administer, measures the degree to which situations in participants' life over the period of observation are appraised as stressful [ 31].

The mood and feelings questionnaire 25 is a brief (33 items) self administered measure designed to detect clinical depression in children and adolescents.

Incorporating multiple assessment scales may require more time and effort from patients, additional staff time at study sites to administer measures and record data which could cause potential data quality issues, and an overall increased cost of conducting clinical trials.

Additionally it is acknowledged that the sample reported here may not be entirely representative of the Parkinson's population at large, as not all PwP will have access to electronically administered measures or be computer literate.

Knowledge of English was required to effectively administer measures other than BDI that were required in the validation procedures and were available only in English (e.g. CDRS-R).

These findings also indicate the feasibility of administering these measures to children and adolescents during clinical encounters.

Our sample was highly educated, and so we may not have tapped problems that may arise from administering the measures to demographically diverse populations.

Under a 2012 National Institutes of Health Pathfinder Award, Stanford School of Medicine's Office of Diversity and Leadership, working with experienced clinicians, social scientists, and epidemiologists, developed and administered ST measures to a representative group of junior faculty.