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Four patients were excluded from the study because of inadequate data on the enrollment form.

In the prospective, randomized, blinded trial conducted by Tarr and coworkers in 75 patients [ 18], only in the enoximone group were all patients successfully weaned from CPB, whereas three patients from the dobutamine group and nine from the dopamine group were withdrawn from the study because of inadequate response.

Some of the data collectors abandoned the study because of inadequate remuneration.

This absence of a pattern may stem from different pathophysiological mechanisms or, more simply, from the inadequate statistical power of the study because of the relatively small number of youth with type 2 diabetes.

Although 6 of the tested antivenoms showed promising efficacy, all but 3 were excluded from further study because of inadequate pre-clinical efficacy or because they were unavailable or unaffordable for the anticipated RCTs.

The original Mosley and Chen conceptual framework was not fully implemented in this study because of inadequate data.

However, there was a high risk of bias in that study because of inadequate randomization method [ 10].

Of the 82 patients, 20 were excluded from the study because their postoperative pain scores on admission to PACU necessitated treatment with continuous low-dose remifentanil; their NRS values were above 4. Sixteen additional patients were excluded because of inadequate HRV data, due to noise from postoperative shivering interfering with HRV measurement.

For the protein analyses, we excluded 27 participants from the main study and 7 from the reliability study because of either the missing protein biomarker, urine sample <500 mL, or an inadequate sample due to 2 or more missed urine collections, leaving 450 individuals in the main and 90 in the reliability studies (Web Figure 1).

We included all studies that met the selection criteria but did not exclude studies because of inadequate quality.

The primary measure of efficacy was the time to exit from the double-blind phase because of inadequate pain relief.