Sentence examples for completion instructions from inspiring English sources

However, some changes at the completion instructions are recommended.

The TNA Cognitive Debriefing Report revealed some problems in comprehension of completion instructions.

These research assistants were trained by the primary investigator on the use and administration of the EPAO tool, including discussing the tool's completion instructions and associated protocol.

Participants in the CBM and CB-Education conditions completed the CBM task (or CB-Education components), followed by the PANAS (post) and expectancy rating, and were finally provided with diary completion instructions before arranging the follow-up session.

Following a respondent's suggestion, a sentence was added to completion instructions reading, " For your convenience, ANSWER VERTICALLY (as of each rating A, B, C, D separately) for all questions from 1 – 30".

The WF-NRS was developed from the worst fatigue item of the BFI as patients generally reported it to be understandable and covered an important concept, the completion instructions were modified, but the response scale remained as it was familiar and readily completed, and the recall period was appropriate.

The entire questionnaire was self-reported, but health personnel were present during completion for instructions to the participants, if necessary.

Instructions, completion, and scoring of the MMI were the same as in Study 1.

Practices were instructed to give questionnaires to consecutive patients attending practices in line with GMC guidance on the completion of surveys (instructions to practices are given in Additional file 1).

Prior to questionnaire completion, participants read instructions adapted from the study by French et al. (2007): 'We want to examine how you interpret questions commonly used in health-related research studies.

Participants were timed completing the draft English EDAQ and asked about: ease of completion; length; clarity of instructions; layout; how important they considered it to include each item on a scale of 1 (not at all) to 5 (extremely); whether any important activities were omitted; and if the EDAQ would give an OT sufficient insight into their daily activity problems.