Sentence examples for leaflets were evaluated from inspiring English sources

The leaflets were evaluated for suitability using the Suitability Assessment of Materials (SAM) instrument [ 49].

Readability of the leaflets was evaluated using the Flesch readability formula which assesses the average number of syllables per word and the average number of words per sentence [ 47].

Quality of the leaflets was evaluated using the DISCERN instrument [ 44] which is a 16 item questionnaire and is a reliable and valid measure [ 44- 46] with three sections – reliability of the publication, quality of the information about treatment choices and overall rating.

A theory based healthy eating leaflet was evaluated against an existing publicly available standard leaflet.

Presence of papillary muscle hypertrophy, end-systolic cavity obliteration was subjectively evaluated from 2D short axis view, and systolic anterior motion (SAM) of the septal mitral valve leaflet was evaluated from 2D long axis view [ 1].

Two versions of the information pack were evaluated: the scientific and psychosocial information pack (which contained all topics and leaflets) and the scientific information pack (which contained all topics and leaflets except the two psychosocial topics, 'Healthy lifestyle' and 'Worry about breast cancer' and accompanying leaflet 'How to…stop worrying').

Mitral inflow velocities were evaluated by pulsed-wave Doppler echocardiography with the sample volume placed at the tip of the mitral leaflets from the apical four-chamber view.

Specimens were evaluated using FITC-Annexin V (Biotium Inc ., which can identify apoptotic cells by their green fluorescence by binding to phosphatidylserine (PS) under conditions where PS is translocated from the inner (cytoplasmic) leaflet of the plasma membrane to the outer (cell surface) leaflet soon after the induction of apoptosis.

The valve leaflets can be evaluated on the 2-D ECG-gated SSFP images (Fig. 5).

The use of the leaflet will be evaluated by asking the patient about the added value and the usability of the bundles during a short interview by telephone two weeks after discharge.

Although we have produced leaflets to help with the concerns that were raised by relatives, the impact of the leaflets has yet to be evaluated in real life.