In concession contracts, modifications that fulfil the criteria of Article 43(1) and (2) of Directive 2014/23/EU shall not be considered to be substantial.
What stands out from the 1994 report is its classical methodological approach, which makes it possible to appreciate the foundation of Community measures vis-à-vis those for which, on the contrary, the Commission has no legitimacy to take, because the criteria of Article 3B are not met.
The criteria of articles excluded from the study were: (1) The papers of inappropriate statistically description or methods were removed; (2) Studies in which IL28B genotypes/alleles were not well defined.
No new studies according to the inclusion criteria of this article have appeared in the literature as of the time of the production of this article (November 2009).
Inclusion criteria of the articles included subjects with a previously diagnosed chronic pathology of rotator cuff (RC) without previous surgery or any other pathologies of the shoulder complex.
However, the selection criteria of the articles were focused on R-TFA intakes rather than CARB or PUFA intakes, and the relevance and interpretation of such additional results are of limited value.
These requirements include a literature search without language limitations, strict inclusion and exclusion criteria, selection of articles and collection of data by two independent authors, and bias risk evaluation.
Of the responses given for a systematic review, mention of the following concepts was considered a correct answer: type of articles reviewed; databases searched; specific criteria for search; completeness of the search; inclusion/exclusion criteria for articles; inclusion of published and unpublished data; homogeneity assessment; meta-analysis was done.
Thirteen articles met the inclusion criteria, of which eight articles examined risk factors, four developed a risk prediction model or clinical decision rule and one evaluated a clinical decision rule.
Of these 84 articles, 40 articles in which 39 studies were described, met our inclusion criteria (of these, 17 articles describing 19 studies were also included in the meta-analysis by Sin and Lyubomirsky, 2009).
In addition, PubMed provides filters to limit the search by selecting different criteria, such as type of article and publication dates.
