Sentence examples for intermediate telephone from inspiring English sources

Data on insulin doses were available from study visits and intermediate telephone contacts and were therefore evaluated in 48 and 50 patients in the metformin and placebo groups, respectively.

Participants in the control group significantly increased their level of PA and intake of fruit and vegetables from baseline to the intermediate telephone survey.

In addition, short intermediate telephone follow-up interviews for assessment of vital and functional status were conducted at month 6 and 18.

These were measured at baseline, the intermediate telephone survey and both follow-ups (25, 47 and 73 weeks after baseline respectively).

The primary outcome measures were PA and fruit and vegetable consumption, measured at baseline, the intermediate telephone survey and both follow-ups (weeks 25, 47, and 73, respectively).

OMAHA is a longitudinal epidemiological study including a comprehensive assessment at baseline and at 12-month follow-up as well as brief intermediate telephone interviews at 6 and 18 months.

Community: home visit by nurse/long term conditicns or intermediate care team £27/£31.40, telephone call by long term conditions or intermediate care team £10.00.

To simulate the receiving frequency characteristics of the telephone handsets, the intermediate reference system (IRS) filter used in ITU-T P.862 [46] for evaluation of the perceptual evaluation of speech quality (PESQ) measures was independently applied to the clean and noise signal [17].

The study found that patients who received telemedicine consultations had the highest quality of physician-reported quality of care, intermediate quality was reported for telephone consultations and the lowest quality was reported for no intensivist consultation.

An officer of the Kunming Intermediate People's Court, reached by telephone on Monday, said that executions by injection were still carried out in a field there, although the city was building an execution chamber.

We present analyses of business responses based on the three telephone surveys reflecting short, intermediate and longer term attitudes about factors that might influence decisions about re-opening after the hurricane.