Sentence examples for to assess anticipated from inspiring English sources

In summary, this study has emphasised the value of a pilot trial to assess anticipated behaviour change.

Closed questions were used to assess anticipated help seeking for each of the symptoms ('If you had, how soon would you contact your doctor to make an appointment to discuss it?').

The same study investigated the level of anticipated discrimination in people with schizophrenia across 27 different countries and employed the use of four items from the Discrimination and Stigma Scale (DISC-10) to assess anticipated discrimination.

However, we performed a sensitivity analysis to assess anticipated Q-TWiST differences across of range of possible utilities – an approach that is often used as the core method in Q-TWiST analyses reported in the literature (Gelber et al, 1996; Irish et al, 2005; Konski et al, 2009).

An open-ended question was used to assess anticipated time to symptomatic presentation: "If you had a symptom that you thought might be a sign of ovarian cancer, please tell me how long it would take you to go to the doctors from the time you first noticed the symptom".

However, this scale was specifically developed to assess anticipated discrimination associated with help seeking for a mental health problem.

We will assess anticipated regret at five different time points (the patient personal threshold determined during the trade-off exercise, as well as two shorter and two longer options).

Alcohol Expectancy Questionnaire (AEQ; Brown et al., 1987, translated by Clinical Alcohol Research, Lund University) is an empirically derived self-report measure assessing anticipated experiences associated with alcohol use.

Help-seeking items from the ABC (Simon et al, 2012) assessed anticipated delay for symptoms that could be indicative of each of the three target cancers: (i) persistent cough, (ii) rectal bleeding, and (iii) breast changes.

Our objectives were to assess: (1) anticipated use; (2) component face validity; (3) risk strata for stroke within 7 days; and (4) actions required, for a given risk for subsequent stroke based on the proposed Canadian TIA Score.

In response, the shop's group leaders had removed opaque covers from several machines so that operators and team leaders could hear and see the inner workings of the devices, thus improving their ability to assess and anticipate problems with the machines.