Sentence examples for questions data not from inspiring English sources

Overall, providers in FCM achieved a greater proportion of correct responses compared to the other two clinical departments for most (eight) knowledge questions (data not shown).

There were no statistically significant differences (by specialty or number of surveys sent) between physicians who rated usefulness of or satisfaction with information from the consultation compared with those who did not answer these questions (data not shown).

In those aged 70 and over, 4 out of 5 showed complete agreement for the age left school question, and 100% had complete agreement for the job done for most of working life question (data not shown).

2543/2831 (89.8%) of responders to the 6-year follow-up survey completed the job title question and 2361/2831 (83.4%) people competed the area of work question; only 122 (4.3%) of respondents left both job title and area of work questions blank (data not shown).

Other questions were related to different topics (local medical libraries, non-digital medical literature, e-learning and buying behaviour related to medical literature; questions and data not published here).> The study protocol was approved by the local ethics committee (Medical University of Graz, EK-No. 24 002 ex 11/12).

We also looked at the DK proportion in questions about WTA (data not shown).

While the Education Department can proceed with some of the changes, Congressional approval will be required for Mr. Duncan's plan to eliminate more than half of the form's financial questions, which often seek data not on the federal tax form.

We will contact the corresponding authors of included articles to clarify questions, and request additional data not included in the original publication.

Evaluation of the student assignments revealed that the vast majority (>90%) of students were able to demonstrate their knowledge of the content-specific, technology-independent portion of each question (1A, 2A, 3A; data not shown).

The independence of the observed associations from birth weight, coupled with the absence of direct associations of the haplotypes and htSNP in question with birth weight (data not shown), suggests that the effects of the risk haplotypes and alleles on childhood ALL risk are not directly mediated by birth weight.

The first factor extracted represented questions exploring physical IPV, the second factor represented questions related to controlling behavior, the third factor represented questions related to sexual IPV and the fourth factor questions related to emotional IPV (data not shown).