The questions, rephrased from Perry (1995), are: Why should a plant support a mycorrhizal fungus that provides carbon (or nutrients or defence signals) to a competing plant?
First pass retrieval was 64.2% (Entrez 3.6%) and citation retrievals for related citations was 10.7% (Entrez 3.6%.) Four of six questions rephrased added 14.3% to the total efficiency of askMEDLINE, while it added 7.1% to Entrez.
Based on their input some questions were rephrased, some questions were deleted and a number of additional questions was added.
Furthermore, one question was rephrased, and one of the questions was deleted because two of the other questions overlapped.
What do you mean?" The question is rephrased.
The question is rephrased, with the point made as well that it was "an issue that's come up since you've been running".
This question was rephrased before launching the study for other countries.
2) If no journal articles were retrieved, the question was rephrased, then searched again.
7 Each question was rephrased according to the PICO (population, intervention, comparison, outcome) method with the population defined as adult RA, PsA or other rheumatic diseases, and specific interventions, comparisons and outcomes defined according to each question.
However, when this question was rephrased later in the questionnaire as "how can you protect yourself against malaria" 43% replied that they didn't know, 12.5% answered IRS, 8.6% mentioned bednets and 19% mentioned drugs such as chloroquine.
The most common improvements made to BEDCI questions involved rephrasing questions to eliminate jargon and rewording answers using vocabulary that students expressly stated they would use (thus enabling us to create more effective distractors; see Supplemental Table S1).
