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This minor inconsistency in study design is not expected to affect study results.
Reported costs differ considerably due to variations in injury type and the inconsistency in study methods.
Inconsistency in study results, known as statistical heterogeneity, is a consequence of clinical and or methodological differences among studies.
Because diet is a major risk facor of DM, differneces in the diet might account for the inconsistency in study results and acted as a confounder.
This implies that, although a statistically significant result indicates substantial inconsistency in study effects, a non-significant result does not necessarily mean that there is no heterogeneity of effects [ 11, 13].
We identified few concerns regarding inconsistency in study results, since in general large amounts of unexplained inconsistency did not remain following planned investigations of potential effect modifiers using meta-regression analyses.
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Variable effects were observed, possibly due to inconsistencies in study design, methodology, population, and CAR analysis.
In conclusion, there are considerable technical and methodological challenges in conducting fNIRS studies during walking which can introduce inconsistencies in study findings.
Oversight bodies vary in restrictions imposed on genetic research, introducing inconsistencies in study design, potential for sampling bias, and the possibility of being overly prohibitive of this type of research altogether.
These limitations may account in part or full for the inconsistencies in study findings.
In addition, differences in study design and inconsistencies in study outcomes constrained the production of evidence-based load carriage recommendations for young people.
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