Sentence examples similar to outlined questionnaire from inspiring English sources

In order to outline the questionnaire, two sets of constructs were prepared based on a literature review.

Figure  1 outlines the questionnaire distribution and return.

Using the same approach as outlined above, the questionnaire was then translated back into English by an independent translator (TH), whose mother tongue is English and who has no knowledge of the questionnaire.

Three months post diagnosis 49 patients (37.7%) out of 130 patients who had completed the follow-up period and had been contacted and interviewed via telephone reported at least one symptom out of five outlined in the questionnaire.

The mail-our system survey and on-site interviews are outlined below: A questionnaire was developed for the system survey, aiming to collect information regarding material and financial resources (such as facilities, equipment and funding) and human resources relating to chronic illness care at participating health centres.

The LSI was then computed into MET hours, which included only moderate and strenuous activity in the present study to reflect the Canadian guidelines outlined in the questionnaire: "At least 30 minutes of moderate activity 4 or more times per week" [ 25].

The interviews were based on the questionnaires outlined above and took place on the school grounds.

As per criteria outlined to validate questionnaires [ 10- 12] these analyses indicated that the measure had good psychometric properties for the criteria that have been looked at.

As opposed to review of medical records, this study was prospective in nature with every abortion case providing a full account of events as outlined in the questionnaires.

The questionnaires outlined that information provided was to be used for academic research into the needs of industry and adopters of innovations within the NHS, is confidential, and that reported findings from the research will not refer to named organisations.

But the value of preserving the status quo was here much exaggerated by uncritical application of the consumer-citizen questionnaire approach outlined above.