Trial inclusion/exclusion criteria were adopted from the earliest published study on acupuncture for CRF [ 18].
Two early published studies on topiramate prophylaxis have been conducted in the Western population.
Earlier published studies have demonstrated the ability of MRI in locating all complicated and non-complicated facial fillers in 100% of patients [2, 8, 10].
The analytical formulas used to estimate expected values and standard deviations of the test scores for earthquakes conforming to the test models were derived in earlier published studies, which allowed calculation of normal approximations by which to test score distributions.
Interestingly, in both earlier published studies of HY, similar internal consistency was seen between reported HY and predicted 1-day prevalence of headache based on recalled frequency during the preceding 3 months [7, 10].
In all three earlier published studies of HY, similar internal consistency has been seen between reported HY and prediction of 1-day headache prevalence based on estimated 1-year prevalence and recalled frequency during the preceding 3 months [15 17].
To a greater extent it may be because many earlier published studies excluded probable migraine: many reports are silent on how ICHD diagnostic criteria were applied with respect to definite and probable migraine; some explicitly excluded the latter, but a larger number may have done so without making this clear.
Adrian Gibbs, who worked at the Australian National University in Canberra for 39 years before hanging up his lab coat in 2005, came up with this hypothesis, and although his specialty is potato viruses, he's no stranger to flu genetics or controversy: He earlier published studies in Science and Nature questioning the supposed bird origin of the strain behind the 1918 influenza epidemic.
The numbers of affected carriers of a germline p53 mutation in three earlier published studies were small and analyses were restricted to include only individuals who had already developed cancer.
