Sentence examples for questionnaire implemented from inspiring English sources
The woman's questionnaire implemented covered 13 topics.
30-item questionnaire implemented pre and postintervention to assess children's health knowledge; six-item questionnaire implemented postintervention to assess children's views about the '11 for Health' programme.
The use of a standardised questionnaire implemented in an automated data entry validation algorithm facilitated harmonised data collection and analysis across different databases without compromising data protection.
The questionnaire implemented and tested for validity and reliability in Maastricht University [ 6] was translated into Turkish, using expressions appropriate for our study group.
Data collection was carried out using electronic questionnaires implemented through the Quality-of-Life-Recorder technology [ 12].
The number of questionnaires completed was higher than anticipated, demonstrating that the project was embraced by the community, with many people involved and the majority of questionnaires implemented by Indigenous staff and community members.
Massof has made an important first step in equating visual disability questionnaires implementing the ADVS, VAQ, VF-14 and the NEI-VFQ on a large population, conducting Rasch analysis and providing equations for conversion of summary scores to Rasch scores and conversion between questionnaires [ 48].
The Spanish version of the ISAAC standardized questionnaire and the ISAAC video questionnaire were implemented to 2584 children attending the fifth elementary grade in 36 schools in Oropeza province (response 91%).
The questionnaire was implemented from June to October 2013 and 135 questionnaires were returned by target respondents.
A cross-sectional design using a self-completed structured questionnaire was implemented.
The Entrepreneurial Intensity scale was adapted from the Entrepreneurial Profile Questionnaire, successfully implemented in a variety of research sites in the USA, Mexico, Russia, Poland, Romania, and Hungary (Pistrui et al. 1998; Welsch and Pistrui 1993; Welsch and Roberts 1994).
