Sentence examples for standard completion of from inspiring English sources

This empirical evidence could be generated through qualitative analysis of a direct think aloud approach or probing questions immediately following standard completion of the instrument[ 69].

Overall 133/151 (88%) and 148/151 (98%) of participants either reported that the descriptors of very good and very bad health states (respectively) were more extreme than they had previously considered for the respective end anchor points or that they had not considered best and worst imaginable health states at all during standard completion of the EQ-VAS.

The study revealed that overall standard of completion of laboratory forms was highly objectionable.

The release of the gold standard after completion of the challenge made possible further investigations.

Probably this had a root from the domestic science information on scurvy taught in Primary schools that bleeding of gum is caused by lack of Vitamin C. Furthermore, after the introduction of oral health self-care in Primary school education in Tanzania, the targeted pupils were and still are those in Standard 1 (after completion of Kindergarten level) up to Standard 3 [ 12].

ENO opts for the now standard Friedrich Cerha completion of the unfinished third act, but there were moments in its opening scene when one wishes they had gone for the tauter version by Eberhard Kloke used for WNO's production in 2013.

This study evaluated the effects of the Emergency Trauma Training Course (ETTC), after completion of standard medical training, on seventh-year medical students.

At each follow-up, standard radiographs, RSA and completion of the Merle d'Aubigne Postel score were recorded.

The definition of CR or PR is based on blast count after the completion of standard chemotherapy.

The protocol specified hematopoietic stem cell collection at the completion of standard CAF for all patients on the study.

In that study difficulties were encountered with the completion of standard forms of data collection, specifically traditional paper-and-pencil methods of completing questionnaires [ 12].