Consecutive children were approached to take part in the Specialist Medical Intervention and Lightning Evaluation (SMILE) trial from September 2010 to December 2011 and PROMS study from June to August 2012 in assessment and follow-up clinics.
Twelve (of the 15 approached) were interviewed during the SMILE trial and 13 (of the 17 approached) were recruited as part of the PROMs study.
Children (aged 12 18 years) and their parents were interviewed as part of the SMILE trial about whether PROMs used were suitable to assess the impact of CFS/ME and measure important outcomes.
Teacher Charlotte Smiles was trialling the real paper early and told the BBC that a child said he knew all the answers and appeared to know what was coming next.
The SMILE-4 trial was a large multicenter, randomized, prospective study, the methodology and results of which are reported in detail elsewhere.
She arrived on the first day of her trial smiling and turned up for a hearing on Valentine's Day in a T-shirt emblazoned with the Beatles song title, All You Need is Love.
Then, from somewhere in the gallery came shouts of "Shame!" and "Disgrace!" The defendants, Ms. Tolokonnikova, 23, Yekaterina Samutsevich, 30, and Maria Alyokhina, 24, standing in the glass-plated enclosure in which they were held throughout the trial, smiled to each other as the sentences were announced and rolled their eyes.
No rhyme or reason Another in a regular series of limericks based on recent events: Once more to the jungle they trek, To be greeted by Ant and by Dec ,So fix on those smiles, For Bushtucker Trials, And think of that fat juicy cheque.
Knox, whose pretty face maintained its carefree smile throughout her trial, was the ideal female suspect for an Italian murder - "the face of an angel - but the eyes of a killer," as one (Italian) commentator described her.
Seven months full of smiles, full of trials where he proved to everyone that he was as tough as nails.
