As it was mentioned in the introduction, most of the economic literature on personalized medicine has focused on the economic evaluation of specific tests and their corresponding new therapies; the results about their efficiency are not conclusive and the strength of evidence available for existing personalized medicine technology varies widely, as some authors have remarked [17, 18].
Cross-sectional studies such as this one, performing multiple comparisons, cannot be conclusive about the strength of associations or the direction of causation.
A recent meta-analysis on combination therapy for IA concluded that the available clinical evidence is not conclusive and of moderate strength [ 65].
Assessment of values for lower extremity strength is less conclusive.
While these initial domains sound rational for the development of the tool, they were not conclusive for finding the weaknesses and strengths of KT in the universities and a new categorization was needed.
Although the previous studies had elaborated the nature of ITZ, but the role of aggregate variation in the development ITZ microstructure in normal strength concrete is still in conclusive.
Use of heterologous constructions where one could adjust the promoter strength would provide the most conclusive data.
Emerging evidence in the literature suggests an association between serum 25(OH D and survival in several types of cancer, however, the evidence is not conclusive with regard to the direction and strength of association.
"Our record of performance is significantly better than R.B.O.S.'s," said Peter Burt, chief executive of the Bank of Scotland, adding that his company's "management strength and depth should now be conclusive".
This process could be improved with better access to transparent, credible, and concise yet complete summaries of the available evidence and its strength, whether or not it is conclusive and whether or not it includes RCTs" [ 47 ].
