Sentence examples for issues and revisions from inspiring English sources

Table 4 Cultural Issues and Revisions Cultural Issues Issue Description Revisions Culturally appropriateness of item wording Scale Item (Seriousness): "Problems I would experience with colon cancer would last a long time".

A written summary was produced to report on main issues and revisions that were required using similar categories reported in the literature: general design, culture, gender, and translation issues [27].

Reconciliation of the two adaptations as in Step 3, back-translation of adapted items and evaluation of issues, and revision as needed based on back-translation evaluation.

LJ contributed to the study coordination, technical issues and revision of the manuscript.

Table 6 Translation Issue and Revision Translation Issue & Survey Description Revisions English source language term did not incite further elaboration in probing as did the translated term Scale Item (Self-efficacy): "I am confident that testing three separate bowel movements would not be inconvenient".

Table 5 Gender Issue and Revision Gender Specific Issue Issue & Survey Description Revisions Item wording was gender specific Socio-demographic Item: "If you are female and have a male physician, would you prefer a female health care provider, such as a female doctor or female nurse practitioner for health exams?" Responses categories included male, female, and do not care.

Species limits in the L. albicollis complex have been a contentious taxonomic issue, and revision of this complex is needed.

Regular meetings were held with research team members involved in qualitative analysis (RT, KD, MD, and an additional co-investigator) to discuss any issues and proposed revisions to the coding scheme.

We have made a number of changes to the manuscript to clarify these issues, including additions and revisions.

"I am becoming sick and tired of lying about the extent of our reserves issues and the downward revisions that need to be done because of far too aggressive/optimistic bookings," Mr. van de Vijver said in an e-mail message in November 2003 to Sir Philip that was quoted in the report.

Proponents also advocate a reduced dislocation rate, reduced impingement issues, and ease of revision of acetabular component, head, or neck.