In one review, incidental findings appeared on 24% of a mixed collection of radiologic cases (Lumbreras, Donat, & Hernández-Aguado, 2010).
From a kernel theory, we identify multiple threats to sentiment mining external validity and study three of them empirically 1) a mismatch in demographics of the reviewers sample, 2) bias due to reviewers' incidental experiences, and 3) manipulation of reviews.
The reviewers for those are far less thorough, which is why we stopped reviewing incidental Android phones: the temptation to give these phones a 6 out of 10 and call it a day is too great.
Our review includes incidental management effects, such as soil compaction, and natural sources of variability, such as topography.
"The new status review showed incidental bycatch was a much bigger factor than we originally thought," she said.
To our knowledge, the present study represents the first systematic review of incidental findings in 22q11DS by board-certified neuroradiologists on scans acquired at 3T.
ELSI: ethical, legal, and social implications; GWAS: genome-wide association study; IF: incidental finding; IRB: institutional review board; IRR: individual research result; IT: information technology; NIH National Institutes of Health NHGRI National Human Genome Research Instituteute.
14, 15 An incidental finding of our review was variability in the transparency of evidence used to make HTA decisions across the three HTA agencies included in our analysis.
It is difficult to tell whether citations to reviews are incidental casual references (e.g. something generic to cite in the start of the Introduction of a manuscript) or they also have a bearing on the scientific reasoning of the citing work.
In conclusion, where thick slice contrast enhanced CT of the chest is employed in the management of any patient, but especially cancer patients, the pulmonary arterial tree should be systematically reviewed for incidental PE.
