Both randomized and observational studies commonly examine composite end points, but the literature on model development and criticism in this setting is limited.
Consequently, there is a certain proportion of studies investigating firms from the same country and identical or overlapping time periods (e.g., US studies commonly examine S&P 500 firms).15 Therefore, effect sizes might be related across studies if different authors use similar data sets.
Clinicians commonly examine posture and movement in people with the belief that correcting dysfunctional movement may reduce pain.
Other properties commonly examined include the clustering properties and path lengths within the graph.
Child maltreatment is one of the most commonly examined risk factors for violence in dating relationships.
In geostatistics, such is most commonly examined and modelled by use of variogram analysis, in this case with help of the ArcGIS 9.3 extension Geostatistical Analyst.
Six commonly examined risk markers were identified for further investigation: sex, age, race, comorbid psychiatric disorder, comorbid substance use disorder (SUD) and urban/rural area of residence.
Sex differentials in caries frequency are commonly examined, with most studies finding that females tend to have a higher frequency of carious lesions (caries) compared to males.
This meta-analysis assesses six risk markers for PDO that were commonly examined across studies of drug overdose: sex, age, race, comorbid psychiatric disorders, SUDs and area of residence.
LCA focuses on process and system analysis and so commonly examines the timeframe of construction, operation and decommissioning of a process plant, with individual changes within this period assumed to offset each other.
Risk marker information was extracted and evaluated for the most commonly examined variables across the 29 eligible studies: sex, age, white race, psychiatric disorders, SUDs, and urban/rural residence.
