Sentence examples for using a booklet from inspiring English sources

He criticized the Veterans Administration for using a booklet called "Your Life, Your Choices" to help injured veterans decide which medical treatments they would choose.

These were self-monitored using a booklet and pedometer based on the concept of promoting exercise and behavior change.

These tests were administered individually by telephone, using a booklet mailed to the twins' home prior to testing (Petrill, Rempell, Dale, Oliver, & Plomin, 2002).

All adverse events (except haematological adverse events, gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary events that are frequently linked to adjuvant treatment of cancer) and all concomitant medications are reported by the patients continuously during the 6-month intervention period using a booklet.

Tamminga et al. [ 33] continuing the intervention study done by Nieuwenhuijsen et al. [ 13] using a booklet of practical advice (« 10 steps of advice ») for the patient and the occupational physician, propose an intervention study protocol aimed to improve the patient's return to work via a randomized controlled trial.

Ms. Stewart used a booklet the city provided and reviewed the 16 sample questions with Chase.

To keep the portal open guests are invited to use a booklet and solve the riddles and games to obtain the five keys to keep the portal open.

Scientology may also have provided an important piece of the "evidence" which the anti-bill campaigners used — a booklet titled Brain-Washing: A Synthesis of the Russian Textbook on Psychopolitics, which has been widely attributed to the anonymous authorship of L. Ron Hubbard (see Brainwashing Manual).

Most charts used a booklet format; these ranged in length from 6 to 12 pages.

Although we did not identify any studies that used a booklet designed specifically for use in consultations on respiratory tract infections in children, studies that have evaluated sending information booklets on minor illnesses to patients' homes have generally found little effect on consultation rates.

To avoid position effects, we used a booklet-design (Frey et al. 2009).