Sentence examples for consistency of studies from inspiring English sources
Recent pooled analysis confirm results from previous studies, namely an approximately two-fold risk increase at ELF-MF exposures ≥0.4 μT, and demonstrate consistency of studies across countries, with different design, different methods of exposure assessment, and different systems of power transmission and distribution.
However, based on the overall number, quality, and consistency of studies, there is moderate strength of evidence to support that DMARDs improve JIA-associated symptoms.
Accordingly, in order to advance the quality and consistency of studies of diagnostic intervals in symptomatic cancer, an international Consensus Working Group CWGG) was convened in November 2009.
As with all secondary research methods, guidance on quality assurance and uniform reporting is an important step towards improving quality and consistency of studies.
Despite this, our review found that based on the overall number, quality, and consistency of studies, there is moderate strength of evidence to support that DMARDs improve symptoms associated with JIA.
The precision with which theoretical insights have been translated in intervention strategies and activities, the number and consistency of studies with positive results and the balance between internal and external validity in evaluations of complex interventions are issues that have been debated in developing the admission system, but that remains sometimes difficult to evaluate and assess.
The technique is based on cumulative meta-analysis and produces statistics that show the consistency of study results in time and space (across countries).
These issues include: case reports, study design, specificity of exposure, interview or recall bias, misclassification of occupation or exposure, confounding multiple exposures, confidence intervals and statistical power, selection of relevant studies, consistency of study results, study cohort definition, cohort membership misclassification, dilution effect, and subcohort or stratified analysis.
Usage of different platforms and the lack of standardized procedures limit consistency of study results.
For example, different analysts may define "inconsistency" using different threshold values for I2 (which is a statistical measure of the consistency of study results).
