However, the reasons for doing a systematic review include answering questions not addressed by individual studies, settling controversies arising from apparently conflicting studies, and generating new hypotheses [ 19].
They can increase power, improve precision, answer questions not asked by individual studies, settle controversies arising from conflicting results, improve the quality of future primary studies, and generate new hypotheses [ 45- 47].
Hospitals may be quick to blame an individual doctor if controversy arises, for instance over a "bad outcome," or death.
So McConnell, with his precipitous vow of no confirmation of anyone, turned the debate away from the merits of any individual to a controversy about the responsibilities of the Senate during an election year.
Though the executives denied any active role in the pro-war rallies promoted by some of the company's individual stations, the controversy highlighted the potential political power than can come with media consolidation.
However, it is their more candid dispatches, giving their own views of individual figures, organisations and controversies, which present the greatest danger of embarrassment.
However, reasons for doing a systematic review would be to answer questions not posted by individual studies, to settle controversies arising from apparently conflicting studies, or to generate new hypotheses.
Focus groups were selected for the groups of physicians, allowing for dynamic and interactive conversation and debate around controversies, while individual interviews allowed for the facilitators to respect each patient/caregiver's level of comfort with the topic [ 20, 23].
The dual objectives make this issue even more complex as the controversy on individual or family-based targeting reflects116.
"Bear in mind, this is the Attorney General of the United States, and an individual who has some controversy in his past," he said.
