Milton, he writes, did not intend for the reader to be caught up in a powerful narrative flow; the poem (precisely through its word choices) poses questions, "the consideration of which interrupts our progress".
For cases where there were questions, or consideration of new codes, the cases were re-reviewed in detail by the entire team of three pharmacists and a general internist (GDS).
Too frequently, methodologies are matched with research questions without consideration of fit or appropriateness (as when structured survey instruments are the sole approach used to assess how health system actors understand particular experiences).
Ratings are specific to particular methodologies, and are based on control of confounding factors; completeness of outcome data; minimisation of selection bias; representativeness of sample; appropriateness of measures; response and withdrawal rates; appropriateness of study design to answer the research questions; and consideration of limitations.
Participants were contacted and asked to interpret the question; after consideration of their feedback, the questions was changed to read "An allergic reaction can happen when the body considers food to be harmful (T/F/IDK)," and highlighted for further review following the conclusion of item reduction.
The first question requires consideration of public principles that guide good, just, and legitimate public policy.
The second question requires consideration of the many and often competing obligations that should guide political actors inside and outside government, particularly when there is disagreement about what is good, just, and legitimate public policy.
They comprise motions to suspend the rules, withdraw motions, read papers, raise the question of consideration, raise questions of order and appeal, reconsider, take up out of order, determine the method of procedure, divide pending questions, and raise questions relating to nominations.
Questions on hypothesis referred to questions that showed consideration of alternatives by showing attempts to make educated guess or informed prediction of possibilities and not just limited to changing variables or conditions (Lawson, 2003).
Knowledge scores were composited from the six questions reflecting participants' understanding of cervical cancer and questions indicating their consideration of vaccination reflected the stage of change (Additional file 1).
