Sentence examples for item exploring from inspiring English sources
Councilwoman Verna Rollinger said that she would like an agenda item exploring actions taken by San Clemente and actions Laguna could take to be better informed on what to do in an emergency.
The instrument used for this study was the latter version with an additional item exploring depression/anxiety.
As one item had to be completely replaced by an item exploring another aspect of emergency care, the instrument is not a purely adapted version, but a modified instrument.
The Epworth Sleepiness Scale item exploring risk of falling asleep while driving resonated with the group as it dovetailed with data on motor vehicle safety in sleep deprived residents [ 40] and was thought to capture individuals whose degree of daytime fatigue placed them potentially at profound personal risk.
Each of the items has a 4-point response scale, and each item explores one of the 18 criteria outlined in the DSM-IV to diagnose ADHD.
36 An individual with depression is referred to as 'thinking too much' and not regarded as having problems 'thinking clearly.' Focus-group participants suggested that this SRQ-20 item explore this cultural expression of depression.
Another twist in the tale Reprints Related items Exploring Mars: A ghoul's breakfastDec 30th 2003.
It consists of 10 items exploring the positive aspects of their drugs experience, effects and function over the last year and 10 items exploring matching negative aspects for nine drugs including tobacco and alcohol.
The Caring Shame and Guilt Scale contains 12 items exploring feelings of shame and guilt in relation to caring, and was adapted from another study exploring carer guilt (Martin, Gilbert, McEwan, & Irons, 2006).
The exhibition features nearly 400 items exploring the actor's life, career, three marriages and three children that have been lent by Maria Ciaccia, founder of Movie Memories, and other private collectors as well as the Power family and friends.
It consists of six items exploring parental warmth in childhood for mother and father separately.
