Sentence examples for questions was adapted from inspiring English sources

After piloting, the wording of the questions was adapted to be more culturally appropriate.

The order of the questions was adapted according to the answers of each nurse during his/her interview.

The questionnaire containing open-ended and closed-ended questions was adapted to include items on exposure assessment.

For the latter, a set of six questions was adapted from a UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund) multicountry survey to assess home support for child development (UNICEF 2003).

A dual purpose data collection proforma (to prompt interview questions and use as a questionnaire survey) consisting of three interlinked questions was adapted by the authors from similar work 13 14 for these tasks (box 2).

These questions are adapted from the criteria used by AGREE II (Appraisal of Guidelines Research & Evaluation).

The questions were adapted to fit the hedonistic aspect of the scenarios.

An interview guide was used, although interview questions were adapted to relate to the experience of the informants.

The questions were adapted from Heiser and Tversky (2002) in order to be clear and comprehensible for this age group.

Linguistically, the questions were adapted in the questionnaire for physicians from a self-assessment: "What would you choose …?" into a judgment: "How do you think your patients would rate" and "What would your patient choose?".

Some questions were adapted from online surveys used in other research studies of STEM faculty (Borrego et al. 2011; Borrego et al. 2010; Henderson and Dancy 2009; Hora and Anderson 2012; Macdonald et al. 2005; Walczyk and Ramsey 2003).