Sentence examples for feedback on the format from inspiring English sources

The draft sheet (you can see it here; the agencies want public feedback on the format, and what changes would make it better) would help make the costs, and risks, of student loans clear before students have enrolled.

Feedback on the format and content of a draft daily play log.

The interviews and survey questionnaire (see section below) will also include questions to elicit feedback on the format, implementation and methods of delivering the intervention from the perspectives of patients, family and HCPs.

We also received valuable feedback on the format of the questionnaire, including increasing the font size for ease of readability, shortening the instructions, and putting the recall period in bold type.

Through CD interviews, drafts of the PRO should be evaluated by patients to assess their understanding of the PRO and to gain feedback on the content, format, recall period, and response options [6].

Since a positive group process was seen as key to the success of the GMV, providers reported that they actively sought feedback on the GMV format from patients.

The test scripts were reviewed by a GP and a health informatician--they provided feedback on the content, format and clarity of the scripts.

To further examine the acceptability of the survey and to minimise skipped or misunderstood items, we asked the first 14 participants (11 returns) to provide feedback on the content, format and response burden.

The ability of the prediction tool, developed using logistic regression modelling, to predict claim destination will be assessed against prespecified performance criteria, as per the approach described by Wolfe et al. 26 This analysis will also provide feedback on the delivery format and administration of the tool.

Students' overall feedback on the inverted-classroom format was positive as they gradually adapted to inverted-classroom learning format.

All faculty members felt that the amount of faculty development time was adequate, stating that the one-on-one sessions were the most beneficial for "bouncing ideas" off an expert and receiving feedback about the format.