The survey was incorporated into the BMRB (British Market Research Bureau) omnibus survey in September 2009.
First, as a preliminary step, key findings from previous reviews of epidemiological surveys were incorporated into the current report [Fombonne, 2003a, 2005; Fombonne et al., 2011; Sun & Allison, 2010; Williams, Higgins, & Brayne, 2006].
When the NHANES survey weights were incorporated into the ln-linear regression models (see Supplemental Material, Table S1), the association between PFOA and ever asthma was attenuated (OR = 1.11; 95% CI: 0.87, 1.42) compared with the results in Table 3.
Survey questionnaire items were incorporated from previous peer-reviewed surveys on breast cancer research in the United States and Australia with permission from authors, and further refined after a pilot study field-tested the questionnaire in Qatar [ 36- 39].
The results of these approaches, combined with a household survey (N = 196), were incorporated in an agent-based model (Villamor [2012]) to assess the potential trade-offs of introducing payment for ecosystem services (PES) schemes.
Clinical input from physicians and other health care professionals with expertise in CR were incorporated during survey development.
After developing and completing preparation of the structured questionnaire, a pre-test survey was conducted on 12 households, the feedbacks of which were incorporated in the full survey.
Wait time items were incorporated into a survey of a larger study on inter-provider communication (detailed methods shown elsewhere; [ 15]).
Several modules including interviews with parents and questionnaires pertaining to lifestyle habits and dietary intakes, as well as anthropometric measurements, were incorporated in the survey [ 18].
The questions on use of placebo treatment were incorporated into a survey that covered other topics related to complementary and alternative medicine (details available on request).
