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| 1- The explanation about the methodology of this research is too brief for me to justify. 2- The duration of prescription studied was too short. 3- Relatively low response rate and respondents might be only from general practitioners which interested with the studied drugs and disease. 4- The availability of English version of questionnaire is not mentioned in the article. Thanks, Regards, dean |
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| 1- Justify seems an odd choice to me- do you mean that you can't accept and approve the methodology on the information given? 3- practitioners which interested with- practitioners interested in 4- I'd change the order- There is no mention of the availability of an English version of the questionnaire |
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| Quote:
Regards, Dean Last edited by dean; 14-Dec-2005 at 12:37. |
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| It's fine but I think I'd use 'explanation of'. |
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