Sentence examples for guide to prompt from inspiring English sources

BERLIN — A German computer engineer said Tuesday that he had deciphered the code used to encrypt most of the world's mobile Internet traffic and that he planned to publish a guide to prompt global operators to improve their safeguards.

Using the previously developed interview guide to prompt discussion, a member of the study team facilitated 1-hour focus group discussions with providers from each participating practice.

Research team members' local knowledge of immunisation and the Traveller community will also feed into the development of topic guides to prompt discussion of particular local issues (eg, outbreaks of measles, introduction/removal of specialist services).

A pre-piloted topic guide was used to prompt the interviewer and this was modified during the data collection process.

We were open to free discussion and the interview guide only served to prompt the interviewees about potential areas to discuss.

Through understanding of the existing literature and discussions between the authors, a topic guide was designed to prompt mothers to describe mealtime occasions in their family including how they get their children to eat something healthy, and how they respond when a child requests food they don't want him/her to eat (see table 1).

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The discussion guide was only used to prompt questions and to ensure that the three main areas of the study were covered.

For example, the TDF was successfully used in a semi-structured interview study of 22 Foundation Doctors through use of an open-ended TDF-based topic guide that allowed interviewers to prompt participants to discuss their beliefs using general behavioural descriptions [ 26].

One way to frame learning in a playful way is by using learning metaphors to prompt and guide the learning design.

A high index of suspicion and recognition of signs and symptoms are therefore detrimental to diagnosis and guide to a prompt surgical emergency.