Sentence examples for use of standardised measures from inspiring English sources

Our study exhibits several strengths, including the use of standardised measures and objective measurement of PA and SED-time.

The most dominant facilitators are that the majority of physical therapists indicated having a positive attitude towards the use of standardised measures and being convinced of the benefits of the use of measurement instruments.

The majority of physical therapists indicated having a positive attitude to the use of standardised measures and to be convinced of the benefits of the use of measurement instruments.

The final goal of the project was to improve the use of standardised measures in physical therapy daily practice.

The study findings emphasise the facilitators and barriers for the use of standardised measures by physical therapists in private practice and in nursing homes.

Second, semi-structured interviews were used to identify facilitators and barriers to the use of standardised measures and how often which instruments are used.

Inclusion of standardised measures of alcohol use within future national household surveys could provide data necessary for estimating alcohol-attributable fractions.

(This was for pragmatic reasons as it was not possible to accommodate the wide range of standardised measures that were used by different centres on the e-CRF without making it unwieldy).

Abrams et al. reported on a significant increase of standardised measure use by Australian physiotherapy providers to a transport accident scheme over a course of 6 months.

The majority of physical therapists had a positive attitude towards the use of standardised outcome measures and is convinced of the advantages of the use of measurement instruments.

All of the studies had one or more deficiencies; failure to measure or report lung function, large variation in attrition, lack of blinding in assessment of treatment outcome, lack of use of standardised anxiety measures.