Sentence examples for assist completion from inspiring English sources

Patients agreeing to participate will be invited to complete a simple diary as a memory aid to assist completion of the 6-month questionnaire.

Professional doctorates (e.g., EngD, PhysD, and ChemD) are normally allocated 4 to 5 years where professional experience will assist completion.

The alternative formats were (i) pen & paper self-completion, (ii) pen & paper assisted completion in a spoken language, (iii) partially-assisted completion in a spoken language, and (iv) independent audio-delivery in a spoken language.

Previous research has demonstrated the potential of a range of different modes of data collection in these ethnic groups (where illiteracy rates are high), including audio versions of questionnaires, as well as assisted completion, depending on the type of questionnaire to be completed [ 13].

Well designed statistical approaches that quickly identify optimal conditions for a given assay could assist efficient completion of the laboratory assays for such studies.

The interviewers were available to assist the completion of the questionnaires if the parents/children had questions on semantic or conceptual understanding.

Furthermore, there is a clear need to address 'fear', recognising the evidence that behavioural and relaxation therapies reduce fear and assist with completion of treatment [ 38- 46].

There is some evidence that fear reduces with age, that the nature of fear also changes [ 36, 37]; and that behavioural and relaxation therapies reduce fear and assist with completion of treatment [ 38- 46].

This feedback led to a number of changes, including redesign of the introductory section, allowing experienced users to bypass this, provision of explanatory mouseovers to assist with completion of individual questions, a more streamlined lay-out and a more detailed explanation of how to use the report section of the toolkit.

Specific effort was given to encouraging response from hard to reach groups, through use of plain direct questions, the development of an audio/visual support DVD provided on request, and the use of interviewers to assist in completion of the questionnaire if requested.

To be eligible to participate, individuals must be aged between 20 and 55 years, have a diagnosis of hip and/or knee OA (based on an X-ray or other imaging, a doctor's report or a referral letter) and be fluent in English or have a proxy to assist with completion of the study questionnaire.