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These trial properties should prompt caution when interpreting and comparing the results.

The ICF/ICF-CY framework can be used as an orientation in choosing PRO instruments and in interpreting and comparing the results of different studies [ 33].

Subsequently, by interpreting and comparing the remotely sensed data (feature space) and the "real space" (Seger, 1995), a set of six land cover classes that matched with the input data's quality was defined (Table 1).

Given inconsistencies in methods and target populations, readers should be careful when interpreting and comparing the results of economic analyses, being sure to note the perspective, population size, and country of analysis, among other analysis methods and features of the intervention.

A lack of consistency in the ways in which data had been collected provides further difficulties in interpreting and comparing the available data across studies, with databases, patient records and patient surveys all utilized.

Differences in defining the LADA population regarding age, diabetes duration before start of intervention, antibody prevalences and GADAb titres, BMI and, not least, baseline levels of C-peptide, if available, have contributed to difficulties in interpreting and comparing the results of the few existing LADA intervention studies (4, 5, 28, 29, 37).

Can these signals be interpreted and compared to stored information before 90 ms? Converging empirical support comes from visual search.

Some of the difficulties involved in interpreting and comparing these findings are the differences in study design, use of clinical rather than pathological diagnosis, differing pathological definitions and retrospective analysis of clinical data.

Quotient (LC50 of X/LC50 of Y) is used to interpret and compare the acute toxicity data between technical grade (X) and formulation (Y) of pesticides.

In most cases, different types of the same nanomaterials were used or experimental conditions varied from study to study making it increasingly difficult to interpret and compare the results [9].

70 Body mass index, serum insulin level, and IR level were very different between the Hisayama study and the BLSA study, which makes it difficult to interpret and compare the results of these two studies.