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As Ross [18] has noted these can be awkward to explain and the situation is further complicated by differing methods of dealing with confidence intervals in the social science and the mathematical sciences.

Comparisons of gene density between these three species are also potentially affected by differing methods of gene prediction used for each genome.

This review also reconciles conflicting results in the literature by discussing the advantages and disadvantages of differing methods of PUFA treatment of cells.

There was no evidence that the quality of dietary data, as measured by an assessment of under-reporting, differed by method of consent (OR 0.8, 95% CI 0.5 to 1.2).

Metaregression of the 32 included studies of neuraminidase inhibitors showed that treatment effects for "pneumonia" differed by method of diagnostic confirmation data capture, with no difference in risk for the subgroup of studies that included radiography confirmation in the data collection.

Two types of the catalysts have been studied differing by the methods of Zr and Nb introduction: either by one-pot (group 1) or by post-synthesis impregnation (group 2) and hence by the location of Nb and Zr in the framework (group 1) or extra framework (group 2).

(3) Do any of these associations differ by method of IA (ie, surgical vs medical)?

Do any of these associations differ by method of IA (ie, surgical vs medical)?

The elicited concepts did not differ by method of diagnosis (RAT or RT-qPCR), so the Flu-PRO should be generalizable regardless of the diagnostic test used.

One result from our analysis is that the hBC values obtained with different methods differ by up to a factor of 2. We have also observed that the uncertainties of hBC in both methods considered are much larger than those reported earlier.

Its future contribution to the evidence base is illustrated by the ways in which it differs in methods of recruitment, screening and treatments offered compared with the two major published screening trials (summarised in Table 2; Schroder and Roobol, 2010).