Sentence examples for comprised a checklist from inspiring English sources
The EoE Symptom Survey comprised a checklist of symptoms associated with EoE, and the options were phrased as follows: 'heartburn (burning sensation in your chest)'chestest pain (not heartburn or reflux related)'regurgitationion (food coming back up into your mouth without vomiting/throwing up)'abdominalnal (stomach) pain'; 'nausea (feeling sick to your stomach)'; and 'vomiting (throwing up)'.
My mind comprised a checklist of what to do for each potential outcome.
STRICTA comprised a checklist that expanded the generic content of item 4 of the CONSORT statement, 10 11 which relates to the reporting of the intervention.
A postal questionnaire sent to 12700 Norwegian twins born between 1967 and 1979 comprised a checklist of 31 illnesses and symptoms, including IBS and symptoms of anxiety and depression.
The HE comprises a checklist of 161 environmental barrier items [ 10].
The CONSORT statement comprises a checklist and flow diagram for reporting an RCT.
38 The CONSORT statement (or simply CONSORT) comprises a checklist of essential items that should be included in reports of RCTs and a diagram for documenting the flow of participants through a trial.
We then assessed the full text versions of the remaining reports against our eligibility criteria using a screening tool comprising a checklist of our inclusion eligibility criteria, which we developed specifically for this review.
The CONSORT Statement was developed to ensure adequate and transparent reporting upon completion of the trial and comprises a checklist of items that should be included in the publication of any RCT.
To address these issues, the CONSORT statement [ 4] was published in 1996 and comprises a checklist, for two-group parallel designs, of essential items that should be included in reports of RCTs and a diagram to document the flow of participants through the trial.
The interventions comprised (i) a checklist to promote proactive communication; and (ii) a coloured cue to enhance the prominence of written information.
