Sentence examples for differences in the wordings from inspiring English sources

The slight differences in the wordings between the two were due to cultural variations and children's preferences in the choice of words during pretest of the Malay MCDASf.

Differences in survey questions' wordings and weakness in some questions used to measure noise annoyance have interfered with accumulating knowledge about the factors that affect different communities' responses to noise.

They were also asked to suggest improvement in the wordings of the items.

The questionnaire assessing oral health knowledge of the mother also used 'hole' alternatively with 'caries' showing a lack of consistency in the wordings of the questionnaire with the possibility of introducing distortions in the responses.

We could not detect any difference in the meaning of the two wordings.

Since the instrument was developed for patients with myocardial infarction (MI) in hospital settings, the wordings in three items were changed slightly in order to adapt them to patients with HF in outpatient care.

In our scale, the wordings related to depression or diabetes were deleted so that items suited all outpatients.

We can also dispute a number of the wordings and examples, but I believe we can probably learn from the work in time for next year's report.

These additional questions were formulated by three of the authors (ML, MS, MAS) using the wordings in the Act (G3, G4, G5, G6) and applying the same type of wordings for the questions about staff information and support.

First each case was scored by the experts individually, then the score results were compared and the differences in PPS % levels (if any) were discussed, and with consensus, the narration/wordings of each case were adjusted to be consistent with a given PPS % level.

The wordings of the response categories in the Norwegian translation equals the original categories of "not true", "sometimes true" and "true".