Empirical studies have been explicitly cited as both inspiration for working on NMLs and as standards against which to evaluate NMLs.
Some individual articles may not be explicitly cited here if they were included in meta-analysis studies that are cited in this review.
Sources of evidence were explicitly cited in 14 out of 26 tools, primarily from randomised controlled trials of thrombolysis (Table 1).
The package was made available free of charge, the only requirements were that the authors and the promoting Healthcare Agency were to be explicitly cited and that a copy of the data base was to be transmitted to the project coordinator This paper summarises the results of the project.
Additionally, biometrics are explicitly cited in two pieces of recent U.S. legislation, including the Aviation and Transportation Security Act (signed in November 2001), and the Enhanced Border Security and Visa Reform Act (signed in May 2002), each of which calls for the implementation of biometric technology to enhance homeland security.
Identifying the number of services related to a restoration action was problematic when the services were not explicitly cited.
We apologize to investigators whose work was not explicitly cited because of space and topical constrains.
The Center for Disease Control states that around 650 deaths occur a year due to heat but Wellenius argues that this is too conservative, as heat isn't always explicitly cited on death certificates; with related mortality the total swells to around 3,500.
The corporations abandoning ALEC aren't explicitly citing the Stand Your Ground statutes as the reason for their decision.
The Cochrane Collaboration Risk-of-Bias Tool was cited for guidance in the assessment of study quality, where any use of scales for risk of bias is explicitly discouraged because summary scores have been shown to be unreliable.
