At the same time, a multitude of physiological and behavioral findings have been published, measuring various aspects of human and non-human primate visual attention.
44, 45 Numerous quantitative studies have been published measuring psychological and social aspects related to false-positive mammograms.
Recommendations have also been published for measuring the prevalence of back pain, and using these to provide consistent and reproducible estimates is likely to be beneficial [ 100].
11 This can lead to various problems with diagnosis, including misdiagnosis, delayed diagnosis, or underdiagnosis or overdiagnosis, 11 18 particularly in females, 19 among whom gout is less common. 1 Much evidence has already been published documenting and measuring the extent of suboptimal management of gout and the accuracy of diagnosis.
Although latex is one of the best studied allergens, no exposure response studies have been published with measured latex allergen levels.
Several papers have been published emphasizing the importance of measuring PCT kinetics.
Numerous studies of mixed quality, targeting various surrogate outcome measures have been published clearly demonstrating the biologic importance of the therapy [ 4– 7, 10].
The current review focuses only on measures appropriate to people with personal experience of mental illness and includes several measures which have been published since the previous review in 2004.
Indeed, very little has been published on the results of such measures, especially when the results obtained have proven to be inconclusive.
