Physicians of both groups were requested to document the anthropometric measures from the participants with their existing practice equipment.
Parents were requested to document child bedtime over 4 nights, using a sleep log, to assess bedtime routine prior to polysomnography (PSG).
Physicians were requested to document the following parameters at one visit: demographics of the patient (gender, age, race), body weight, height, waist circumference.
Registered teams were requested to submit a document describing their system and addressing questions related to relevance and impact of the system, adaptability, interactivity and performance.
Physicians were requested to complete regulatory documents, which included informed consent forms, and to agree to follow the protocol provided by the manufacturer of plerixafor.
Having initially submitted documents, they were requested to send "further documentation" by Monday.
The reviewer was requested to pre-designate the document and the potential sites to be assessed.
For 3,178 patients, at least one treatment center or facility (hospital or medical practice) that reported the respective patient to the diabetes register could be identified, and they were requested to forward the study documents to the (former) patients.
In order to formulate an evidence-informed policy, the lead author (ZM) was requested to undertake an ethnographic study to document local ethno-cultural understandings of the many and complex meanings of blood, bleeding and blood exchange held by Pakistani women and men, with the intent of providing direction in developing policy that would help ensure a safe blood supply.
If there is no reply to the data_pull message before a certain time (DPIP_timer), the document is requested to the DS.
