Figure vs Mock Shell

Consistency Against Mock Shell Check

Introduction

Figures are an important part of a study submission to the regulatory authorities, and contain graphic information regarding the data of a study. Besides the graph itself, figures also contain titles and footnotes, the same as tables and listings. The title and footnotes are documented in the Mock Shell file and they should be identical to that in the Mockshell.

Purpose

Validates that the figure is presented in the Mock Shell, and that the title and footnotes in the Mockshell are identical to the title and footnotes of the figure.

Applicability 

Inclusion conditions 

• Figures in PDF format  
• Mockshell

Exclusion 

• Not applicable if no Mock Shell was uploaded
• File appear multiple time in the Mock Shell
• File not appear in the Mock Shell

Discrepancies

• ‘Title mismatch’
• ‘Footnotes mismatch’
• ‘File missing in Mock Shell’
• ‘File appears multiple times in Mock Shell’

Discrepancy Example

In this example there are extra characters in  the Mock Shell in comparison to  the figure.

Figure:

Mock Shell: