A meta-analysis of the evidence on volume and outcome was judged to be of limited value given the identified heterogeneity of context and populations.
Whilst studies have emphasized the importance of caregiving, information exchange, and relationships within the context of FCC [ 13], it is argued that FCC is an ideal to be aspired to, however in reality, due to its complex and relational nature and the heterogeneity of context, interventions and populations, it may never be fully practiced [ 14].
The climate smart agriculture rapid appraisal (CSA-RA) is a mixed method approach that draws on participatory bottom-up, qualitative, and quantitative tools to assess the heterogeneity of local contexts, and prioritize context-specific CSA options.
Paucity of research, the mixed nature of research findings, heterogeneity of participants, contexts and designs, and methodological issues in some of the existing research were identified as factors that limit our ability to draw firm conclusions concerning the effectiveness of AWE feedback.
The heterogeneity of research context and biobanks inhibits the generation of policy guidance for return procedures [ 3].
However, in practice, lean interventions are characterized by high variance; that is, high heterogeneity of the context and the intervention itself - the content, the application and the outcomes of lean [ 5– 9].
Development of practice-based public health programs need to be mindful of the heterogeneity and contexts of CAM practices in order to create appropriate interventions and implementation plans.
Heterogeneity of variables, measurement, contexts, study design, sample, and other characteristics limit generalizations.
Moreover, the heterogeneity of 'childhoods', family contexts and end-of-life beliefs necessitate thoughtful consideration of research methods that can best describe the worlds children occupy.
We will assess both heterogeneity of the populations, context and interventions (clinical) and statistical heterogeneity.
