As shown in Table S1, three articles separated their samples into multiple time periods.
In this article we separate the heuristic from the algorithm and describe some new heuristic approaches which can be plugged into the generic algorithm.
If an article presented separate meta-analyses on more than one eligible biomarker or outcome or on participants with different clinical settings, these meta-analyses were kept separate.
If an article presented separate meta-analyses on more than one eligible outcome or type of clinical setting, we assessed those separately.
The caption in the article is separated in three independent columns of text, making impossible for our solution to extract the complete caption.
Use this when, for technical reasons, it is more practical to put finishing touches on an article in separate edits (e.g. adding categories).
Of the initially retrieved 2,166 papers, 27 original articles described separate frailty scales.
Articles were separated into those which had abstracts (Group A) and those without (Group B).
However, we were unable to identify any published articles that separated WHP availability from WHP participation when assessing whole-of-workforce job stress.
They independently reviewed all the 448 articles in separate research projects with different research questions; however, their review protocols shared two items.
