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The study interventions and methodologies were too heterogeneous to allow for a meaningful statistical comparison of results between treatments. Figure 1 shows mean remission rates for specific interventions.

In a systematic review including twenty-one randomized clinical trials of transitional care interventions targeting chronically ill adults Naylor et al. found a substantial heterogeneity in the populations, settings, interventions and methodologies, which could influence the study results.

This work was supported by ARS-USDA project number 6612-32000-046 Interventions and Methodologies to Reduce Human Food-Borne Bacterial Pathogens in Chickens and project number 6612-32000-055 MoleculandCharacterization and Gastrointestinal Tract Ecology of Commensal Human Food-Borne Bacterial Pathogens in the Chicken.

The design, justification of such an intervention and methodology of outcome measures is the subject of a previous published protocol paper by the same authors [ 16].

The intervention and methodology also proved successful based on the results of study adherence and the satisfaction survey, as well as the large effect size for the pedometer intervention on step-count level.

However, there is still a large room for improvement in several domains, defining quality indicators of antibiotic use, clarifying determinants of prescription behaviour, designing and implementing interventions, and developing methodologies to evaluate the impact of these interventions.

Further research combining pharmacological interventions and functional methodologies, and using tracers tailored to specific neurotransmitter receptors, will undoubtedly lead to increased understanding of the pathogenesis of the anxiety disorders and the mechanisms of response to treatment in the future.

This complexity exerts a deep influence on the design of these interventions, and the methodology, the measurements, the analysis and the results of these initiatives.

While we believe an attempt to adjust for non-blinding is appropriate, we urge caution in relying on these adjusted estimates since the basis for the adjustment is from clinical (mainly drug) studies that may not be transferable to field studies of environmental interventions and because methodology for the adjustment has not been validated.

While the context considered throughout is the design of RCTs to evaluate interventions, the framework and methodologies are relevant, and readily modifiable, to other research areas such as epidemiology.

Our intervention and assessment methodologies allow a trial in children aged 12 24 months at intervention start, when neural plasticity and potential downstream benefits are optimal.