For quantitative studies, data relating to study design, country, setting (ie, nature of the RCT being recruited to), population, statistical methods, description of intervention and author conclusions were extracted using a piloted data extraction form.
Three major conclusions were extracted from the Barcelona workshop.
Finally, simulation results for different selective compensation cases are presented, analyzed and various conclusions are extracted.
Conclusions are extracted from the proposed assessment methodology on the efficiency of measures with reference to engineering practice and safety requirements of the pipeline operator.
Finally, from analysis of obtained results, some conclusions are extracted with reference to improve the knowledge of internal characterization of microwave-assisted drying processes.
Possible mechanistic origins of such trends are explored, and some general conclusions are extracted on strategies for improvements in the fatigue resistance of engineering structures by recourse to grain refinement down to the nanocrystalline regime.
Finally, the main conclusions are extracted.
Finally, in Section 5 the main contributions of this article are summarized, and conclusions are extracted.
Information on conditions, interventions, methods, results and conclusions was extracted using a pretested form and summarized descriptively.
Information on conditions, interventions, methods, results and conclusions was extracted using a pre-tested form and summarized descriptively.
Information on aim, health care user, educational purpose, modified Kirkpatrick training level domain, type of study, outcome measure and conclusions was extracted from each paper as shown in Table 1.
