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(i) A meta-analysis of SNP data from TCGA and the Adult Glioma Study identifies 12 predisposing SNP candidates, seven of which are reported for the first time.
Loke compared frequencies of ADRs to the antiarrhythmic drug, amiodarone using three different datasets generated from: i) a meta-analysis of RCTs; ii) published case reports; and iii) from spontaneous reports sent to the WHO.
Hilary Mason, bit.ly: I have a smartphone, I never think what if I had a meta app to find other apps.
Results from small placebo-controlled trials with beta-agonists, including dobutamine, and PDE3-I have been combined in a meta-regression analysis showing a tendency to an increase in mortality associated with dobutamine or high-dose dopamine (OR 1.50, 95% CI: 0.51 3.92) or PDE3-I [ 24].
The Cochrane Handbook recommends that there are adequate studies to justify sub-group analyses and meta-regressions, including at least 10 observations available for each characteristic modeled, i.e. 10 studies in a meta-analysis.
The panel was uncertain about the recommendation that at least ten observations should be available for each characteristic explored in sub-group analysis (i.e. 10 studies in a meta-analysis).
I smiled as I saw a look of bemused recognition cross the readers' faces as they realised that I was a meta-fictional persona of the author.
We tested whether the 5-HTTLPR polymorphism and the 5-HTTLPR/rs25531 hareotypes are linked to Harm Avoidance (HA) using an association study (STUDY I) and a meta-analytic approach (STUDY II).
I computed a meta-analytical estimate of the risk for the different brain tumor types based on all independent studies reporting ORs for ≥ 10 years of mobile phone use.
I'm having a meta kind of day, so here's another piece on the strangeness of what's going on in the GOP.
My opinion can be applied to other meta-analyses, and I feel that a meta-analysis with clear definition of disease would provide the future direction of study.
