Given a passage with a question and an answer to that question, classify if the answer actually answers the question into 'yes' or 'no'. Output 'yes' if the answer answers the question and output 'no' if the answer does not answer the question.

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Question: Is translation of questionnaires measuring health related quality of life standardized : a literature based research study?
Answer: This study shows that there seems to be a consensus regarding the translation process (especially for internal validity) although most researchers did not use a translation guide. Moreover, we recommended that clinical researchers should consider three steps covering the process of translation, the qualitative validation as well as the quantitative validation.

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no

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Question: Does cognitive impairment in patients with multiple sclerosis predict worse caregiver 's health-related quality of life?
Answer: MS patients' caregivers' HRQoL is significantly influenced by information processing speed impairment of MS patients.

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yes

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Question: Is pretreatment quality-of-life score a better discriminator of oesophageal cancer survival than performance status?
Answer: In patients with Stage II-III oesophageal cancer being considered for curative therapy, pretreatment FACT-E and ECS have better discrimination for survival than does ECOG. The majority of patients were ECOG 0/1. Thus, these patient-derived scores were able to discriminate survivors from non-survivors even within this constrained range of clinician-assigned performance status. This highlights the potential utility of FACT-E and ECS as prognostic tools.

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yes