Since leg dominance was deemed to influence postural stability in ACL patients [11], conflicting methods for matching may distort the results of this meta-analysis.
A comparison was made between the conflict method and the HCM 2000 method.
This paper analyzes an environmental dispute in the City of Rio de Janeiro, applying conflict analysis methods and simulating its settlement.
A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency review of air testing in February and March found discrepancies in recorded times and dates of sample collections, flawed calculation methods, conflicting data and missing documents.
Results have been conflicting and study methods have varied significantly making comparisons of the various studies quite difficult.
Hence, detailed scientific justifications, e.g., the lack of data, conflicting results, and method or measurement uncertainties, were often missed.
Thus three methods, including a local restriction-relaxed method, a function-based conflict arbitration method and a case-based conflict arbitration method, are presented to clear up the conflict and could be used to modify the case to obtain an approach to a design result.
Reports on the relationship between comorbidity and glycemia control in diabetic patients are conflicting and the method of measuring comorbidity varies widely among studies.
To satisfy the sometimes conflicting goals of surveillance methods and allocation of public health resources, collection of case data needs to be streamlined.
The variability in methods and conflicting results seen across prognostic studies makes reporting of key study details critical (Riley et al, 2003; Malats et al, 2005; Sauerbrei, 2005).
