In line with our comment, in the study aimed at addressing whether RT alone improves cardiometabolic health in overweight and obese adults, Bateman et al 5 concluded that RT was not effective at improving the metabolic syndrome score; however, aerobic training (AT) was effective.
Comments in the present study concerning routine administration referred to the volume that junior doctors do, often at the expense, as the doctors saw it, of clinical work.
Materials and Methods: Specific comments In the subsection "Study species", several sentences begin with the abbreviated scientific name of species (S. acaulis ).
The comments in the present study emphasised the value of shadowing - time spent, as a senior medical student, working with a doctor - to prepare for the F1 year, and the need to prioritise the acquisition of core medical skills and knowledge above non-technical areas such as communication and interpersonal skills.
Two anonymous reviewers provided helpful comments in this study.
Out of the vastly larger proportion of anti-Isis comments in the posts studied, one out of three (32.8%) criticises Isis for abusing Islam and using the faith as a cover for pursuing power and other "private" interests.
Relative to the proportion of negative comments offered overall in the study we have presented in our results section a disproportionate number of critical qualitative comments.
Interestingly, qualitative comments from participants in the study by Robben et al. [ 27] indicated that despite the limited change in attitude scale scores, participants valued the programme's interprofessional nature and felt it had increased their collaboration with other professionals.
AF en EP were involved in commenting the study design, participated in study inclusion and quality assessment, and contributed substantively in drafting and revising the manuscript.
Another researcher commented that, in the studies of Rehm's jumping, "detecting an advantage or a disadvantage is an impossible task".
