Sentence examples for booklet version of from inspiring English sources
At the end of this phase we had developed a first booklet version of the intervention Hold on, for each other.
Fifty-one peri-menopausal women were randomized to use either the computerized or the standard audio-booklet version of the DA.
The purpose of this study was to compare the efficacy of an interactive computerized DA for women considering long-term hormone replacement therapy, to that of a validated audio-booklet version of the same intervention.
As educational booklet, the German version of the "back book" of Burton et al. was chosen [ 68].
The Mandarin Promotion Council produced booklets outlining versions of Mandarin Phonetic Symbols ("Bopomofo") for writing the Taiwanese tongue, these being intended for newly arrived government officials from outside Taiwan as well as local Taiwanese.
The interior artwork, presented in a booklet on the CD version of the album and on the record sleeve on vinyl releases, features an assemblage of scribbled and typewritten lyrics, personal "thank you" notes, cutouts of Catholic and Renaissance artwork, as well as childlike drawings and storybook pictures juxtaposed with photos of women in bondage.
The booklet used in the intervention was a revised version of a booklet that was originally developed by the USAID-funded Maternal and Neonatal Health Program [ 19].
Almost all FCHVs and clients felt that the option of providing pictorial booklets to clients (as was done in the intervention) was preferable to giving clients either an inexpensive version of the booklet reproduced in black and white on photocopy paper or else no communication materials at all.
The version of the booklet released by the Senate committee explained, on Page 4, how to pay payroll taxes.
For Einstein's objections to the first version of the booklet (Arco et al. 1919), see Doc.108.
Recruitment tracts are issued in multiple languages, like a 39-page, electronic, English version of a booklet urging women to join the fight against the West.
