As in studies of Black American, Australian, Hispanic American, Jordanian, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Asian Indian women, the results of this study indicate that the revised CHBMS is a useful framework to identify factors that influence BSE for Turkish women [ 4, 5, 14, 17, 18, 29, 33, 34].
The department also indicated that the revised agreement, like its predecessor, appeared to run afoul of authors' copyrights and was too broad in scope.
The second round of piloting indicated that the revised modules did meet our intended objectives.
However, participants of the study also indicated that the revised classification may result in over-admission since the WS in the WHO 2009 guidelines was less specific for the diagnosis of probable dengue [ 14].
The modified model fit indices were improved as follows: CMIN/DF = 2.450, RMR = 0.035, GFI = 0.877, RMSEA = 0.058, CFI = 0.902, and IFI = 0.907, indicating that the revised seven-factor model fitted the data well overall.
Although use of the Revised SCOPA-DC in future studies is needed to confirm the results encountered in our study, our findings indicated that the Revised SCOPA-DC is a valid and reliable instrument for measuring the impact of PD symptoms and the severity of off-time.
Participants of the cognitive debrief indicated that the Revised SCOPA-DC was an improvement over the original SCOPA-DC.
Statements in the discussion section indicate that the authors have revised their practice to provide earlier chemoprophylaxis, following review of their data results and recent relevant literature.
The results reported above have identified new CMOs to investigate, and indicate that the initial CMOs should be revised or rejected to provide a better description of how the PSMS for CHF might work, for whom and in what circumstances.
Our results indicate that a revised sedimentary link typology is needed to describe longitudinal grain size patterns where non-point, valley-segment scale sources of coarse sediment are important and that consideration of the research purpose and scale is important in defining meaningful link units.
Author response: We explicitly indicate in the revised text that the mathematical framework can equally be applied to continuous or discrete distributions.
