Sentence examples for visually administered from inspiring English sources

Schneider and Pichora-Fuller [ 8] also found that when visually administered cognitive tests were used, hearing impairment did not relate to reduction in cognitive function and therefore should be used as much as possible when screening and diagnosing cognitive decline.

As soon as possible, but no more than 3 h after successful PCI, patients will be randomly assigned to a 4 month treatment with white film-coated tablets containing metformin hydrochloride 500 mg or visually matching placebo, administered twice daily.

It has been shown that the association between hearing loss and lower performance on cognitive tests is weaker when nonverbal, visually presented tests of memory and attention are administered.

The biodistribution of [18F]FDG-6-P washownwn to be visually comparable with that of [18F]FDG, which had been similarly administered by ip injection into a secondary cohort of mice (administered doses ranged between 8 and 11 MBq).

Test samples (native protein) were administered into the clots and the lysis was visually monitored.

These visualizations could include graphic displays of the trends associated with pain scores, as well as indicating visually when/if analgesics and other pain relieving interventions had been administered.

A visually identical capsule containing 30 mg D-AMPH or placebo was administered with breakfast on each session.

The questionnaire was also administered to a randomly selected sample 1 in 20 participants who were not visually impaired (green cards).

We administered this battery to 138 participants, half of whom were sighted (n = 69), and half visually impaired (blind, n = 16; low vision, n = 53).

The test was visually demonstrated in advance, and each subject was allowed to practice it once than two test trials were administered.

Once selected, the interviewer verbally administered the SCNS-SF34 aided by a 'participant response booklet' developed specifically for this study, to enable participants to visually see and choose their response option.