The authors suggest several aspects of the exercise relevant to solving new problems: ignoring irrelevant items, monitoring ongoing performance, managing two tasks simultaneously and connecting related items to one another in space and time.
A 30-item monitoring instrument (the MAnualized Group Intervention Check: MAGIC) was adapted from an existing fidelity-monitor instrument for individual CBT.
Compared to other cost items, monitoring costs of REDD projects are rather low on a per square kilometre basis.
The 3-item monitoring subscale captures a person's awareness of their knee symptoms.
The items monitoring the results of the treatment (3 items: items no. 39, 40, 41 Additional file 1) were analysed separately, due to their distinct difference in meaning from the other items.
One item in Monitoring (monitoring 4, see Additional file 1) can well be associated with Peer Learning, as it contains interacting with fellow students as much as it contains testing oneself.
Number of items in scales: delinquency (9 items); religiosity (5 items); parental monitoring (9 items); self-esteem (5 items).
The Self- Care Inventory- Revised (SCI- R) [ 12, 13] is a 15-item self-report questionnaire assessing patients' perceptions of various self-care behaviours, i.e. diet (4 items), glucose monitoring (2 items), medication administration (3 items), exercise (1 item), low glucose levels (2 items), preventative/routine aspects of care (3 items).
Bought mainly by keep fit enthusiasts and gym-goers, the sports supplement replaced frozen pizza in the list of items monitored by the Office for National Statistics.
The bloodhound versus the pimpernel Reprints Related items Monitor: Breaking up is hard to doDec 8th 2005That environmental risk explains why the Clemenceau has come to Britain.
Live fast, love hard, die young Heisenberg's certainty principle The origin of speakies Reprints Related items MONITOR: Uncrackable beams of lightSep 4th 2003It is at this point that Eve may show up.
