Sentence examples for use of a logbook from inspiring English sources
Specifically, the use of a logbook to document the rate of adherence to both the MFW exposure as well as other components such as gait retraining and injury prevention exercises is warranted.
Symptoms such as wheeze, shortness of breath, chest tightness, and cough were recorded by each subject once daily with the use of a logbook.
Students and teachers are therefore kept updated on progress and on outstanding requirements [ 32], which provides more encouragement than use of a logbook.
The use of a personal logbook was the most widely used method for this (table 5).
Also, of the 94 farms surveyed, not a single one of them uses a logbook for keeping track of antibiotics used, despite recommendation from the Vietnamese government.
Every session when activities were updated was noted: the ratio of activities to sessions was then calculated to estimate the users' compliance with the online system; a low number of activities entered per session should correspond to more regular use of the logbook.
Each patient will use a logbook to provide information about her socio-demographic status, her type of health insurance, her outpatient consumptions, her out-of-pocket expenses and her modes of work reintegration.
This contribution, based on research conducted within a Prison for Minors, provides an analysis of the guards' use of a software application: the "electronic observation logbook", designed to record and disseminate various day-to-day "observations" about prisoners.
All participants were instructed to record details of their walking activity using a logbook.
I used to move around a lot, and I think back on the "Karate Chop" collection as kind of a logbook.
The knowledge transferred can be listed as, but not limited to, the relationship between physical activity and chronic illness management, use of pedometers and logbook as motivators to change health behavior, interpretation of some health parameters, and first aids skills in managing heat stroke.
