Sentence examples for using a scale adapted from inspiring English sources

Perceived enjoyment of sedentary behaviour is assessed using a scale adapted from Salmon et al [ 42].

Task self-efficacy is assessed using a scale adapted from the Self-Efficacy Scale [ 50].

Peer delinquency was assessed using a scale adapted from a previous study [ 10].

Observers rated staff child relations using a scale adapted from rating scales used in the Observational Record of the Caregiving Environment (NICHD ECCRN 1995).

18 The Catchpole et al operating theatre study similarly adopted a systems perspective and also used expert observers and video capture, and assessed the 'cognitive and social abilities' of staff using a scale adapted from the aviation industry.

The frequency of using six modes of transport (walking; cycling; public transport; taxi; school bus; family car) to travel to/from school in an average school week was gauged using a scale adapted from Active Where?

We assigned a quality assessment (QA) score to each paper using a rating scale adapted from the Newcastle-Ottawa Scale 23 and a tool used in previously published systematic reviews on ethnic differences in pathways to care 8, 24 (Table 1).

SEM was used to evaluate changes to morphology and alterations quantified using a customary scale adapted from the H-score method and represented as a percentage.

Neurological examination including assessment of clinical GBS severity using a disability scale adapted from Hughes and Rees (1997)  .

Methodological quality of each RCT was assessed using a modified scale adapted from Garg et al [ 11].

The adolescents maternal/paternal monitoring was assessed using a scale of five items adapted from past studies (28, 29).