To reduce the likelihood that participants had a strong existing positive or negative interpretive bias, participant selection was guided by initial screening of 840 first year undergraduate students on the trait version of the Spielberger State Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI-T Spielberger et al. 1983).
Selection of covariates was guided by the literature on associations with adjustment and screen use.
Slumped in his chair, concentrating on the phosphorescent green blips crossing his radar screen, Bell was guiding five jetliners as they inched across his Nintendo-like universe of airspace, a rectangular chunk about 25 miles long and 15 miles wide.
Their promise is of a future where initial screening can be guided by community health workers — far more numerous than trained physicians — who can then refer those who test positive to clinics and hospitals staffed with better-trained medical personnel.
Follow the on-screen prompts to be guided to the correct contact form based on your inquiry.
Voters using screens similar to ATMs are guided step-by-step through a ballot.
For instance, when the designer assigns the class to the activity "meet the problem of deformed frogs," as shown in the third screen-shot, he or she is guided to select one engagement mode such as each member individually performs, all members collaboratively perform, and each group separately performs.
Patients' decisions to participate in initial screening, repetitive surveillance, or treatment may be guided by their perceptions of cancer risk, their expected outcomes of participation, and by other affective responses to screening and surveillance experiences and norms.
Appropriate mutation screening for EOFAD genes may therefore be guided by these clinical associations referred to as AD plus in Figure 4.
Of course, decisions about where to locate chlamydia screening sites and events should also be guided by knowledge of the local epidemiology of the infection.
