Check my manuscript against a reporting guideline

Check my manuscript against the appropriate reporting guideline. Study design: [e.g. "randomized trial", "cohort study", "systematic review", "qualitative interviews", "diagnostic accuracy", "animal study", "prediction model"] Guideline (if known): [e.g. CONSORT, STROBE, PRISMA, COREQ/SRQR, STARD, ARRIVE, TRIPOD, or "suggest one"] Manuscript text: [PASTE the full text or the relevant sections] Target journal requirements: [e.g. "checklist must be uploaded with page numbers"] Steps: 1. Confirm which guideline (and any extension) fits my design, and why. 2. Go through the guideline items in order. For each, mark: reported fully / partly / missing / not applicable, and quote the sentence where it is reported with its section. 3. For partly reported or missing items, explain what a reviewer would expect and draft suggested text, with any facts I must supply marked [ADD]. 4. Highlight the items most often flagged by editors for this design (e.g. randomization and allocation concealment, handling of missing data, reflexivity). Return a checklist table (Item | Requirement summary | Status | Location/quote | Fix), then the top 5 fixes by importance. Base item wording on the official checklist and tell me to verify against its current version.