Meta-studies show a notable heterogeneity in the selection, scope and methodology employed in previous studies, in which falls were assessed retrospectively, or small, unrepresentative samples of the general elderly population were studied with short follow-up periods [ 3, 5, 16, 17].
This is partially due to the variability of the concentration of vitamin D according to geographic location and the different methodologies employed in the various studies.
This disagreement is likely driven by multiple factors, such as microsatellite birth/death rate variation along mammalian genomes, rate variation accross the tree of mammals, and differences in estimation methodologies employed in the two studies.
These results highlight differences that can be observed between DNA sequencing and HOMIM due to methodologies employed in HOMIM that can increase the sensitivity of detection of specific bacterial species by 10 fold.
These models are grouped and examined according to the methodologies employed in their design.
Fifth, some of the variation in effects found across test content may be due to the differing methodologies employed in PISA and TIMSS for calculating variance rather than an observed effect in the population.
The paper also analyzes qualitatively the methodologies employed in the reviewed studies, and provides recommendations for future studies in the field.
This monograph focuses on the methodologies employed in the MAs, the clinical outcomes considered, and the execution and quality of each individual MA.
Methodologies employed in this paper for smoothing and interpolating were not aimed at producing the most visually pleasing result, but the most accurate.
All of the methods's hyphenated methodologies employed in this work showed the sensitivity and selectivity needed to determine this class of compounds in wastewater matrices (Table 2).
