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Comparison of participants who complete an acceptability questionnaire to those who didn't.

Mitzy Gafos (334030)
Elizabeth Brodnicki (2736370)
Monica Desai (349990)
Sheena McCormack (308068)
Will Nutland (3937211)
Sonali Wayal (718107)
Ellen White (3937208)
Gemma Wood (3937223)
Tristan Barber (3937226)
Gill Bell (3937235)
Amanda Clarke (625806)
David Dolling (3457154)
David Dunn (37023)
Julie Fox (322026)
Lewis Haddow (3937205)
Charles Lacey (308062)
Anthony Nardone (318385)
Killian Quinn (3937214)
Caroline Rae (404856)
Iain Reeves (3457151)
Michael Rayment (288347)
David White (350916)
Vanessa Apea (688090)
Wilbert Ayap (3937220)
Claire Dewsnap (3937229)
Yolanda Collaco-Moraes (3937217)
Gabriel Schembri (3457157)
Yinka Sowunmi (3937232)
Rob Horne (75686)

Publication date

April 2017

DOI

10.1371/journal.pone.0175596.t001

Abstract

<p>Comparison of participants who complete an acceptability questionnaire to those who didn't.</p

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