Sentence examples for prescribed questions from inspiring English sources

A structured questionnaire (ie, prescribed questions with predefined answer options) is usual, both for headache case diagnosis and for enquiry into headache burden.

Although there is variation in the range of medicines permitted to be prescribed, questions remain as to the contribution prescribing by nurses and professionals allied to medicine makes to the care of patients in primary care and what is the evidence on which clinicians, commissioners of services and policy makers can consider this innovation.

Raised a Roman Catholic, he learned catechism from the Sisters of Charity and excelled at prescribed questions like "Where is God?" "God is everywhere".

An invitation is extended to the needy to join the seder ceremonies, after which the youngest son asks four prescribed questions expressing his surprise at the many departures from usual mealtime procedure.

This was echoed by Kardamanidis [ 27] who found in interviews with CFHNs providing sustained nurse home visiting, that women were more likely to disclose sensitive information when time was taken to build a trusting relationship than if simply asked a series of prescribed questions.

So ezetimibe remains heavily prescribed despite questions about both its effectiveness and whether it is linked to cancer.

In verification inquiry classrooms, the teacher prescribed the question and the methods for data collection and interpretation of results; in guided inquiry classrooms, the teacher provided the question, but the data collection methods and interpretation of results were left up to the students.

In the fast-paced world of pediatric primary care, where these medications are commonly prescribed, this question receives minimal attention.

She prescribed without question.

Dr Andrew Kolodny, co-founder of Physicians for Responsible Opioid Prescribing, questioned whether the president's declaration would make any major difference.

When receiving and evaluating bids it is best to have a prescribed list of questions that will be asked of all bidders in a final interview.