Before experimentation, participants viewed all encoding words supraliminally to ensure word understanding and allow for familiarization with words (but not word-word combinations).
The third stage involved one researcher (ELG) reflecting on the thematic codes within each theme to ensure words and phrases had been assigned to the most relevant element.
In light of this research, the British National Formulary announced that it is recommending medicine labels should be improved "to ensure the wording is better understood by patients".
Two curriculum deans checked style to ensure the wording was accessible to medical education leaders.
In the second stage, they evaluated the clarity of each item to ensure the wording was unambiguous.
We discussed our draft topic guide with a group of people with learning and communication difficulties and health professionals to ensure the wording, content, and format were appropriate.
Before constructing the final questionnaire, a pilot study was conducted among a random sample of 20 participants to ensure that wording and contents were culturally suitable, acceptable, and clearly understandable for the study participants.
In two additional focus groups, each with eight IPF patients, we reviewed domains (derived from themes) and items to ensure appropriate wording and coverage and to make revisions if necessary.
Type "define" and the word with the correct capitalization as chosen to ensure the word really is what it shows there.
Only use this when you are unsure if (a) the word has already been added or (b) to ensure the word's former capitalization has been adjusted.
