Sentence examples for by administering and evaluating from inspiring English sources
This study sought to improve incontinence care in nursing homes (NHs) by administering and evaluating a webinar course that provided extended instruction to help NHs implement toileting trials in accordance with recommended procedures.
There is an expectation that the pilot scheme will be centrally funded by government, although providing a town with a population of even a few thousand with a fixed amount over two years would come in at tens of millions, as well as the costs of administering and evaluating the trial.
They also have reams of data proving that when properly administered and evaluated, the results can correlate highly — though not perfectly — with job performance and satisfaction.
This can be accomplished by ensuring that different people are in charge of assigning subjects to a group, administering treatment, and evaluating subjects after treatment.
The sixth step involved revising the questionnaire in accordance with the findings of the pilot test, and then evaluating it by administering it to 13 women followed by interviewing them to evaluate that final version [ 11].
Morphine was administered s.c. The interaction of CR4056 with morphine was evaluated by administering fixed proportions of CR4056 and morphine (1 1 for male rats, 3 1 for female rats) selected on the basis of their respective ED50 when administered alone.
The therapeutic efficacy of survivin inhibition was evaluated by administering its selective suppressant YM155 in xenograft and transgenic mice models of HNSCC.
Test-retest stability aims at evaluating the reliability of a scale by administering the same scale on different occasions and then evaluating the consistency between the observed scores.
Functional ability was evaluated by administering the Instrumental Activities of Daily Living Scale (IADLS) (9) to assess daily functioning before and after WNV illness.
Test-retest reliability of SF-NDI was evaluated by administering the SF-NDI twice to the same subjects, 2-weeks apart, and assessing the consistency of scores obtained on these two occasions.
