Sentence examples for conducted concept from inspiring English sources
Gater and colleagues [22] conducted concept elicitation interviews followed by cognitive interviews in a sample of patients with castration-resistant prostate cancer with bone metastases focusing on the BPI-sf and other pain measures.
We conducted concept elicitation focus group discussions to assess patients' experience with psoriasis in terms of symptoms of the condition and the impact on functioning and well-being.
The authors have declared that they have no competing interests BR conceived the study, developed and conducted concept mapping activities and generated a first draft.
It's the scene of frenzied trend spotting, where a huge amount of business is conducted, concepts are trialled and vast quantities of prosecco are consumed.
Survey results could provide a useful heuristic for conducting concept analyses.
This study's purpose was to conduct concept elicitation (CE) interviews to provide documented qualitative support for the development of the Weight-Related Sign and Symptom Measure (WRSSM) to assess weight-related signs/symptoms in U.S. adults with overweight or obesity, with or without type 2 diabetes (T2DM).
Insights gathered from both adolescents and caregivers provide a more comprehensive picture in describing the impact of ADHD on adolescent functioning, suggesting the value of conducting concept elicitation interviews with both adolescents and their caregivers.
The goal was to conduct a multi-stage study in which we would first conduct concept elicitation interviews of patients with MBC, use the findings from this qualitative research to draft a questionnaire, pilot test the questionnaire to finalize it, and then implement the final questionnaire in a study.
Interviews were conducted until concept saturation (the point at which no new concepts emerged from the interviews) was reached.
SY, MM and YM conducted study concept and design.
MM and MK conducted the concept and design of this work and critically revised the manuscript.
