Sentence examples for systematic questionnaires from inspiring English sources

But in more complicated cases systematic questionnaires and surveys may well be a better way of identifying the implicit cognitive structures behind our philosophical reactions.

The last few days emphasized the development of systematic questionnaires.

In Marseille, France, after administration of systematic questionnaires, we recorded attack rates of ARI up to 60% in cohorts of returned Hajj pilgrims in 2006 (2 ).

Partly for this reason, systematic questionnaires (such as ReQuest™) have been developed to quantify the broader range of symptoms shown to be GORD-related[ 8, 9].

The history of the condition in each patient was evaluated at entry using systematic questionnaires recording the initial (presenting) symptom, and current syndromes (entry and last visit).

A limitation of this study is that the primary purpose of the overarching project related to the feasibility of ePROs in clinical settings [ 14] and not on issues that emerged in the use of the technology; thus, systematic questionnaires were not used to identify such issues.

In an introduction to the volume, Truffaut explained that his goal had been to inspire a reassessment of Hitchcock's œuvre: "It occurred to me that if he would, for the first time, agree to respond seriously to a systematic questionnaire, the resulting document might modify the American critics' approach to Hitchcock".

A systematic questionnaire-based survey conducted by DGAW Deutsche Gesellschaftt für Abfallwirtschaft e.V).V

A systematic questionnaire survey was undertaken at the time of sampling and the people dependent on the sources were asked about the prevalence of water-borne disease.

The selection process was based on the 'snow-ball' or 'networking' procedure; start with a first group of randomly found migrant entrepreneurs, and try to find more entrepreneurs who are willing to participate in an in-depth interview, sometimes supported by a systematic questionnaire.

Two different methods were used to measure adherence in patients: the pill count (observation of the blister pack) and a systematic questionnaire.