Sentence examples for procedure respondents from inspiring English sources

As part of the snowball procedure, respondents were invited to provide contact information about graduate mates by completing a form inserted into the questionnaire.

As shown in Table  4, there was significant difference between pre- and post- procedure respondents in ranking "discover patient's preferences" statement.

Following this procedure, respondents who answered the question on income were classified according to a combination of the following variables: age (in 10-year intervals), sex, educational level and social class.

Although the telephone survey was carried out using a strict sampling procedure, respondents could refuse to answer the questionnaire and it is possible that the characteristics of non-responders may differ from those of the participants.

As shown in Table  4, there were significant differences between pre- and post- procedure respondents in ranking the following statements, "help patient decide", "inform patient", and "have shared decision".

In this procedure, respondents advised that the foreskin is pulled over the head of the penis and a straight slit is cut which ends at the opening of foreskin adjacent to the tip of the glans.

The perception of post-procedure respondents is also consistent with procedural account of autonomy.

We found that pre-procedure respondents ranked "help patient decide" statement first, whereas post-procedure respondents ranked "make sure patient understand" statement first.

None of the items was ranked significantly better by pre-procedure respondents.

Mann–Whitney test was used to compare males to females and respondents who had undergone a procedure (post-procedure respondents) to respondents who were planning to undergo one (pre-procedure respondents).

Compared to their counterparts, males and pre-procedure respondents ranked "help patient decide" better, whereas females and post-procedure respondents ranked "inform patient" better (p = 0.007 to p < 0.001).