In our considerable personal experience, we find that scientists serving on evaluative groups, such as IARC International Agencyy for Research on Cancer) Monograph Working Groups, carefully consider data from all relevant scientific disciplines and pay special attention to the strengths and weaknesses of the many studies being considered.
Negative studies may also be affected by "lag bias" or longer time to publication (Stern and Simes 1997); therefore, it is important to carefully consider data sets that are limited to few positive studies with small sample size that might indicate a lag time between early positive studies and lagging negative studies.
We have carefully considered the data that are required to examine the epidemiology and outcome of OHCA.
Once on the market, we carefully considered all the data and investigated product complaints individually, while also looking for broader performance trends.
The genetic background of mouse strains can affect the phenotype of mutant lines and must therefore be carefully considered when interpreting data from mouse models of disease and development.
Risk of bias and quality of evidence assessments (GRADE) will be carefully considered when interpreting data, reporting findings and formulating conclusions.
If so, the dosage of FOXN1, target tissues, and developmental stages must be carefully considered, because our data has demonstrated that over- and ectopic-expression of FoxN1 is pathogenic and potentially lethal.
In addition to the obvious need to carefully consider what data is really necessary for the respective research context, structuring the data material that is accumulated during the project in a manner that is both practical and suitable to the object of research becomes absolutely essential.
The in-depth understanding of what optimal capacity looked like in each context and for each goal enabled us to carefully consider what data collection methods would be appropriate, and to identify and develop evidence-based data collection tools.
Of course, judges must use individual discretion and carefully consider local data with pretrial detention decisions.
