So far, it appears too early to draw biological conclusions out of differences in the DUB lists.
Although it is not possible to make quantitative conclusions because of differences in intervention details and study design, qualitative analysis suggests that when supervision is considered by CHWs to be sufficiently frequent and supportive, this factor can encourage higher CHW motivation and performance.
In order to enable statistical conclusions on differences in (skewed distribution of) costs between groups during the study, nonparametric confidence intervals will be constructed based on results of bootstrap analyses.
This expert review compares and contrasts the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Fetal Growth Studies, INTERGROWTH-21st and World Health Organization Multicentre Growth Reference Study conclusions in light of differences in aims, sampling frames, and analytical approaches.
In conclusion, in the absence of differences in psychosocial outcomes, centres will need to think carefully about appropriate end points to evaluate the development of their particular service.
However, general conclusions on the trend of differences in self-rated health cannot be made.
Even further, additional network analysis provides convincing evidence of the reliability of the proposed model and its conclusions on the possible origins of differences in metabolic network structure.
A consensus report developed by participants in an international workshop on national environmental health planning reached a similar conclusion and recommended a systematic review of differences in the methods used (Briggs et al. 1999).
Definite conclusions are difficult to draw because of differences in patient inclusion criteria, fusion technique, nonoperative treatment regimen, and clinical outcome measures used to determine success.
