| Participants in the pretest represented a variety of tribes, including Navajo, Arapaho, Oneida, Ojibway, Kickapoo, Cherokee, and Lakota. |
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| The majority of physicians fail a simple critical appraisal pretest we give before our teaching programs. |
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| It is not feasible to pretest disposable pulmonary artery and bladder catheters, which must be sterile when inserted. |
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| We used different videos in the copying experiment than in the pretest, so that test females had not previously seen these stimuli. |
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| At pretest, we assessed health-related behavior with self-report questionnaires. |
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| The participants were permitted to go through their normal warm-up routine and take as many as 10 shots before beginning the pretest. |
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| Students who did well on the problem-solving portion of the pretest also did significantly better on the post tests. |
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| The pretest included a test of knowledge in the engineering management domain and a survey of demographic factors. |
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| In spelling, students completed a pretest on Monday and a final test on Friday. |
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| Phase II was a pretest in which a small group of pharmacists completed the Project and evaluated it. |
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| One option in this case is to pretest only a sample of learners and evaluate their pre-training skills using simulations. |
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| The Department completed evaluations of five of the pilot projects to pretest the evaluation tool. |
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| On January 29, 2008, 260 email invitations were sent to pretest the student questionnaire. |
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| To practice performing a risk assessment and pretest counseling with youth clients, in an effective, nonjudgmental, and unbiased manner. |
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| Find or create an appropriate way to pretest or alternatively assess competencies related to these expectations. |
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| After each pretest, items on the survey were reordered for clarity. |
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| One-way analysis of covariance, with pretest scores as covariants, were used when tests for homogeneity of variance dictated that ANCOVA was warranted. |
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| There is no special preparation for this test and there are no pretest dietary restrictions. |
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| Besides agreeing on a date and time, we now pretest the neighborhood spots for noise levels. |
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| Review the pretest to gain understanding of students' current safety habits online. |
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| These pretest scores were included along with student cumulative GPAs in a model which predicts their success in the course. |
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| Participants completed a pretest survey and obtained pretest HR, BP, RPE, and caloric expenditure measurements. |
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| At the beginning day of the 4 month education, problem solving Test was applied as pretest to control and experiment group students. |
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| Why do you want an industrial hygienist to pretest the area, which you know is visually moldy? |
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| Several factors determine the pretest probability of malignancy for an adrenal incidentaloma. |
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| The statistics are generated when the questions are administered as pretest questions and used in the scoring when the questions are operational. |
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| Following the pretest, survey packages were mailed to 238 respondents. |
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| The posttest was the same as the pretest as far as the lexical items were concerned and was administered twice: the first time immediately after the experiment and the second time two weeks after the experiment, in class. |
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| Even experienced researchers find it necessary to pretest their questionnaires, usually by interviewing a small group of respondents with preliminary questions. |
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| More broadly, a powerful coalition of New York schools is contending that pretest preparation, which many believe skews the results, has become so widespread as to cast doubt on the value of the test. |
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| This threat to validity is particularly a problem when participants are placed in an experimental group based on the more extreme scores they received on the pretest. |
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| The results of a pretest are confirmed reliably via a laboratory analysis. |
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| The goals of the study were to develop and pretest survey materials to use in a larger study of the efficacy of counselling in promoting homeownership and minimizing default risk for households in underserved markets. |
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| Often, the pretest contains the same test items as the post-test. |
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| Related to stating a minimum number of pretest questionnaires to be completed, the Panel generally supported specifying a number of pre-test questionnaires that must be completed. |
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| All physicians and other health professionals must be required to obtain the voluntary, specific and informed consent of pregnant women before conducting an HIV test, through quality pretest counselling. |
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| You will not know which station is the pretest station. |
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| The pretest uncovered no significant issue with the questionnaire form. |
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| Objectively, the pretest questionnaire took 29 minutes to complete, on average, including the time respondents took to supply comments on the questionnaire. |
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| Therefore, to simplify the task and still have a meaningful examination, the applicant will be provided with, at the time of application, a pretest package having all the information and details needed. |
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| Three students did not complete both the pretest and the posttest, resulting in a final sample of 189 students. |
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| Student Performance on the Financial Fitness for Life pretest and posttest. |
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| First, it was hypothesized that participants would communicate with their children more at posttest than at pretest. |
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| As observed, the score of pretest and posttest of the control group does not differ and is relatively the same. |
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| This study used a retrospective pretest to gauge the effects on attitudes in a course preparing students for inclusive classrooms. |
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| The pretest and posttest method allows the instructor to assess students' knowledge of different portions of the course content in different sections of the same course. |
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| Pretest the fabric, notions and trims and make note of any changes or information that'll be important during construction-such as shrinkage and raveling. |
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