Those considering the diary, including Siems himself, often seek literary touchstones for the extraordinary document.
The diary includes a small passage that describes the capture and subsequent execution of Crockett.
The diary includes domains of breathlessness, cough and sputum and chest symptoms [9, 10, 11, 12], and is often included in clinical trials of COPD.
The diary included standardized measures designed to assess spiritual experiences, religious and spiritual pain coping, salience of religion in coping, religious/spiritual coping efficacy, pain, mood, and perceived social support.
If there were data for < 10 days in <span class="lh">the diary, including for those who withdrew from the study, the number of headache days for the missing period was imputed by mLOCF based on the patient's previous 28-day diary period and adjusted by the mean change observed in all patients with diary records for the same periods.
The diary includes drawings, and by the end of the novel you realize you are reading the diary.
The diary includes not just appointments and events but possible problems that might arise during the day and solutions to those problems – eg You have a history lecture to attend at 11am; a potential problem will be forgetting your books; a solution might be asking to share with another classmate.
The diary included pre-printed questions where the participants recorded their consumption during the day.
Suggestions for improving the diary included developing a web-based instrument and clarifying some instructions.
The diary included space to record the method of travel, time taken and, if using a pedometer, the number of steps per day.
