Sentence examples for telephone adaptation from inspiring English sources

The telephone interview for cognitive status assesses global cognitive function and is a telephone adaptation of the mini-mental state examination.

Initially, we administered the Telephone Interview of Cognitive Status, a telephone adaptation of the Mini-Mental State Examisation, whighlys highly correlated to the Mini-Mental State Examination (r = 0.94) (11).

Two cognitive assessments, the Telephone Adaptation of the Modified Mini-Mental State Exam (T3MS) 28, 28 and the Verbal Fluency Test (FAS), 29, 30 were administered to participants via telephone.

The TICS and TICS-M are telephone adaptations of the MMSE.

In New York, there's an unlikely hit off-Broadway: Telephone, an adaptation by poet Ariana Reines of Avital Ronell's The Telephone Book: Technology, Schizophrenia and Electric Speech.

A MOVE! visit usually involves individual- or group-based self-management programs and/or a telephone-based adaptation called TeleMOVE!

Before the outbreak of World War I, military adaptation of the telephone did take place, but its period of growth had not yet arrived.

Modifying the telephone number is a cultural adaptation from the original Canadian English CAHAI developed by Barreca and colleagues in 2004 [ 2].

At follow-up from 1996 through 2010 global cognitive function was measured using a modified version of the Telephone Interview for Cognitive Status (mTICS), an adaptation of the widely used Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE).

"I have authorship regarding any changes or adaptations," Mr. Garatti said by telephone from Milan, where he is involved in other off-again-on-again efforts to finish the school.

"And it doesn't require 100percentt certainty before you have creative options for moving forwards... there are compelling adaptation options," he told Reuters by telephone.