Sentence examples for narrative measurements from inspiring English sources

The I group language test scores show significant decline in 18 different measurements (eleven scores from the MoCA battery test, four from the narrative measurements, Boston naming, SVF, and PVF tests); whereas, the NI group showed significant scores decline in only eight tests (four from the MoCA battery test, three from narrative measurements and SVF tests).

They need to be augmented with additional notes of disclosure -- not unlike the narrative style of measurement favored by some in the social sector.

This study compares the effects on knowledge, attitude towards alcohol, and intention to drink alcohol of both information formats in a two-condition (non-narrative vs. narrative information) experiment with repeated measures (pre-measurement, immediate post-measurement, and delayed post-measurement).

Individual participant data allows for the replication of all analyses in study reports and exploration of further analyses Unpublished data Data of any type (measurements, analyses, narratives, or judgments) from a trial that have not been published, irrespective of whether the trial is published.

Another challenge facing social businesses as they look to grow is how to provide clear measurement and a narrative of their impact.

This is in line with a narrative review that summarized the literature on PPT measurement in TTH till 2010 [4].

Our analysis used a narrative and thematic synthesis approach because of the variability in linkages used and measurements reported.

Notably, narrative comparison of outcomes assessed by objective and subjective measures is critical, given that patients' subjective report of cognitive performance may differ significantly from that captured by objective measurement.

To minimize this effect, we used BP information from structured EMR records and also from narrative provider notes (obtained using natural language processing) where clinicians are more likely to document their own BP measurements.

29 32 A conventional narrative might run thus: training in technical and non-technical interventions to improve patient safety combined with measurement and performance feedback stimulated a change in behaviour which resulted in a reduction in BSIs from CVCs.

For 633 patients there was no electronic record of a further blood pressure measurement; the free narratives (possibly containing BP records) were not available for study.