Sentence examples for questionnaire detected from inspiring English sources
In addition, while their questionnaire detected depressive symptoms, the researchers were not able to make definitive diagnoses of clinical depression.
The BR23 questionnaire detected a higher frequency of symptoms for ECMF patients during treatment (P=0.05).
The questionnaire detected higher levels of knowledge and skin cancer protective behaviours in Australians than in Scottish people.
Although the EORTC QLQ-C30 questionnaire detected an increase in emetic symptoms during the therapy, they correlated with the use of narcotic analgesics.
Of the two RCTs conducted in emergency departments, one demonstrated that computerized screening increased the identification rate of abused women compared to a questionnaire [ 15]; the other found that an audiotape questionnaire detected more abused women than a questionnaire [ 16].
The Mann–Whitney U test applied to the IIEF questionnaire detected a significant difference in all the subscales between Group A and Group C. Instead, the comparison between Group B and controls showed significant differences in the parameters "desire", "sexual satisfaction" and "overall satisfaction".
The questionnaire detects the pain characteristics, frequency and period of headache attacks, and associated symptomatology.
Responsiveness is an estimate of how well a questionnaire detects changes over time or changes due to an intervention.
The presence of a floor effect for one third of the questionnaire items could lead to the conclusion that the questionnaire detects changes only when the severe disease status occurs.
To assess responsiveness to change, first of all, attention has been drawn to whether the questionnaire detects the changes which are perceived by patients between the baseline and the visit at 6 months.
Therefore, we did not only look at how well the 4DSQ and the HADS detected any DSM-IV defined depressive and anxiety disorders but we also analyzed, more specifically, how well these questionnaires detected moderate and severe major depressive disorders, panic disorder, agoraphobia and social phobia.
