Table 3 Percentage of answers by category response in each item Items Never Sometimes Usually Always Does not apply to my current situation No answer 1 I keep my habitual mealtimes because of HEN (e.g. breakfast, lunch, and dinner) 3.84%6.41%% 32.05% 51.92% 5.13% 0.64% 2 I can adjust HEN to unexpected events (e.g. leaving the house suddenly, an unscheduled visit).
Table 4 Infit and outfit statistics Items Dimension Infit t Outfit t 1 I keep my habitual mealtimes because of HEN (e.g. breakfast, lunch, and dinner) 1 −1.04 −1.03 5 HEN suits my preferences (e.g. smell, temperature, and flavor). 1 0.02 0.61 7 Since I receive HEN, I move more easily; I feel more agile.
Table 1 Items description Wording of part a Item 1 I keep my habitual mealtimes because of HEN (e.g. breakfast, lunch, and dinner) Item 2 I can adjust HEN to unexpected events (e.g. leaving the house suddenly, an unscheduled visit).
Subjects were instructed to keep their habitual diet during the study.
Patients should keep their habitual routine and present a report with the activities done.
Subjects were requested to keep their habitual food and fluid intake throughout the study period of 15 days.
After the tap-tap phase, the patients keep their habitual occlusal position for at least 1 s, then, they were asked to protrude the mandible.
No or minimal period effect (or carryover effect) was anticipated as subjects were requested to keep their habitual food and fluid intakes.
The patients were instructed to keep their habitual daily activities and to record food and fluid consumption, and posture changes, on a diary card.
Men kept their habitual dress intact during the heat and humidity of the last two weeks, not counting the waits on steamy subway platforms, when suit jackets were carried.
