Sentence examples for completion of a structured from inspiring English sources

The primary objective of the study is to test the hypothesis that the proportion of young adult T1D patients who fail to attend regular diabetes care during the first year after completion of a structured diabetes transition program will decrease when compared to the proportion of non-attendance of those patients receiving standard care.

Study design involved the completion of a structured questionnaire supplemented by interview and examination when required, with performance statistics provided by the European Tour.

The clinical, epidemiological and demographic data were obtained via completion of a structured questionnaire, and a drop of blood was collected via finger prick for the ML Flow test.

Instruments used were: in-depth interviews with seven traditional birth attendants; three focus group discussions (FGD) with women from the community, including individual completion of a short structured interview; structured interviews with eleven health personnel; and the observation of two TBA training sessions.

This paper reports the results of the first randomized study of a structured, manualized intervention to facilitate completion of PADs.

Child's ongoing activity levels and maintenance of goals At six months post BoNT-A (T3), each caregiver will complete a custom-designed questionnaire to report their child's access to ongoing therapy, completion of HEP, structured and un-structured activities, as well as caregiver's perception of maintenance of goal areas on a ten point Likert Scale.

Titles of publications and their respective abstract reporting editorials, letters, surveys, clinical vignettes or the completion of an Objective Structured Clinical Examination or the evaluation of a simulated patient were excluded.

It is postulated that uncertain forecast values, e.g. expected safety, quality, or the completion date of a structure, can be improved or scheduled more precisely by a higher investment.

The 1938 building was intended as a temporary home for the collection pending the completion of a more grandly conceived structure begun in 1920 and abandoned soon thereafter when its completion proved financially untenable for Kröller-Müller.

This included a structured interview with the school principal and completion of an observation schedule.

The evaluation included completion of the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis I Disorders (SCID-I) (First et al. 1996) to establish the diagnosis of eating disorders and comorbidities (psychotic disorders, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, alcohol and substance use disorders).