Sentence examples for modification of questions from inspiring English sources

The pilot study led to modification of questions related to education, income, consumption and work, but identified no practical difficulties.

For example, for all sites, modification of questions with respect to educational system or social security system was made.

The questionnaire was pretested to evaluate the face-validity and to ensure whether the study participants understood what the investigators intended to know and some modification of questions were made.

The following alterations to standard instruments were reported: Structural rearrangement of order and categorization of questionnaire modules and changes in targeted age groups; Attempts to shorten the VA questionnaires by removal and modification of questions related to the duration of signs and symptoms; and Addition of disease-specific questions for local conditions and research needs.

Structural rearrangement of order and categorization of questionnaire modules and changes in targeted age groups; Attempts to shorten the VA questionnaires by removal and modification of questions related to the duration of signs and symptoms; and Addition of disease-specific questions for local conditions and research needs.

I had to approach my patients, not with idly open-ended questions, but through an interpretive lens that required a constant modification of my questions based on previous answers or findings.

Proper adaptation of the questionnaire to the experience of Greek patients mandated slight modification of three questions.

Following pre-testing, minor modifications were made, including correction of spelling errors, change of question order, changes of some response categories and deletion of some questions.

Final modifications of clinical questions and consensus were achieved at the face-to-face meeting in Kyoto.

2. Modification of some GPAQ questions on the doctor patient consultation to incorporate questions from the GMC questionnaire This ensured that GPAQ-R addressed the values and principles set out in the GMC's Good Medical Practice[ 23] in a similar way to that in the GMC's own questionnaire.

Further modification of assistive devices questions are needed for use in this population with attention paid to types of devices needed, similar to the work that been done with adults requiring assistive devices [33, 34].