Sentence examples for ease completion from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ray said all records from the Arkansas office had been transferred to the Washington area to ease completion of the investigation, which is now focused on any perjury committed by the president in the Lewinsky scandal.

Both web-based and paper-based surveys were used to ease completion and simplify data collection as well as to increase the response rate.

Some areas to improve understanding were raised; these included highlighting the instructions to the patient to ensure they do not miss them, adapting the response options to ease completion and splitting items assessing multiple concepts into separate items.

Usability means the amount of time it takes to complete, the ease of completion and access to relevant information required for this.

In that work we established two criteria for such a measure: (1) feasibility (brevity and ease of completion; the instrument can be completed in 10 15 minutes), and (2) modifiability (focus on concepts that are potentially modifiable).

Using the criteria of (1) feasibility (brevity and ease of completion; the instrument can be completed in 10 15 minutes), and (2) modifiability (focus on concepts that are potentially modifiable), we developed the OPTICS tool to measure success of residents' care transitions as perceived by the residents and by their family caregivers.

Feedback from interviewees and researchers was collected on the relevance and usefulness of the toolkit questions, the ease of completion and the time taken to complete.

Ease of completion was rated using a 5-point categorical scale and completion time was recorded.

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.

Three parents did not answer the question asking about ease of completion of the MORS (Child) questionnaire and one parent did not complete this for the C-PRS.

Originally, the questionnaire was distributed via the online tool, Survey Monkey, for ease of completion.