Participants were next asked, via a videotaped health care practitioner, to orally describe their pain as if speaking to their own practitioner.
The respondents who answered "no" were asked no further questions except those related to quality-of-life; those who answered "yes" were next asked about frequency (headache days per month or year).
After the jurors found Holmes guilty in July, they were next asked to decide whether "mitigating factors" justified tempering their sentencing options.
Participants were next asked to subjectively assess the severity of their migraine pain by using a standard pain scale [ 16].
Subjects were next asked to move the hand from the neutral position, as far as possible toward the radius and another measurement was recorded.
Participants were next asked a few open-ended questions about the QPL booklet, namely, their general impressions, appearance and booklet size, font style and size, images and graphics, and organisation of information, to gather qualitative data about the booklet.
