Sentence examples for use of standardized measures from inspiring English sources
Despite these limitations, the large size of our cohort, the systematic administration of validated questionnaires and the use of standardized measures of lung function allow us to provide a novel and comprehensive study of respiratory symptoms and functional status in an inner-city IDU population at risk for HIV and OLD.
The use of standardized measures for tobacco and alcohol marketing have been critical to develop an evidence base from cross-sectional and longitudinal studies that document the impact of retail marketing on substance use by adolescents and adults.
A recent systematic review and meta-analysis of six trials indicated improvement in depressive symptoms and quality of life, calling for increased rigor and use of standardized measures in future trials.
I recommend including a mental health professional on the treatment team, staff inservicing, and/or the use of standardized measures of mood and mental status to increase recognition of these syndromes in geriatric rehabilitation patients.
It is concluded that applied researchers should consider a broader range of factors (other than sample size) that influence statistical power, and that the use of standardized measures of effect size should be avoided (except as intermediate stages in prospective power or sample size calculations).
It also includes the use of standardized measures (MBI).
When participants are directly examined, the assessments were conducted with various diagnostic instruments, ranging from an unstructured examination by a clinical expert to the use of batteries of standardized measures by trained research staff.
173 participants were assessed prospectively for the presence of psychosis and concurrent work adjustment using a series of standardized measures at four consecutive follow-ups over a 10 yr period.
In Western countries, several studies using a variety of standardized measures (e.g., Wechsler Intelligence Scales, Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test K-BIT Test K-BIT, Stanford Intelligence ScalesentiandAbility Scales–Differentialported Abilityincidence of intellectual diScales DASn people withave, reportedfrom mild to moderate [ 10].
We also used a wide range of standardized measures to gather information on other variables that may be involved.
These reviews point to the broad range of intervention type (including length of intervention and intensity of the delivery of the intervention) and the need for increased use of more standardized measures.
