The instruments compared in this study are measuring either health, quality of life or HrQoL, which makes the comparison complicated.
7 10 There is a variety of different methods used when reporting weight management outcomes, with no agreed standard methodology for analysis or follow-up period, which makes comparison between programmes complicated.
However, in the native fold, the TSP3 repeats (TIII1-8) are wrapped around the C-terminal globule (CG) making direct comparison complicated.
Even where such data are available, making comparisons is complicated by the different ways in which loneliness has been defined and measured across studies.
However, this is complicated by a lack of an international consensus definition for anaemia, which makes comparison of previous studies from this region difficult.
This explains the higher initial infection rate reported by Merollini, and makes comparisons between the studies complicated.
So if a group is more homogeneous at baseline, it is also likely that the changes from baseline will be more homogeneous, making comparison between the groups complicated.
In particular, use of the Gracely pain scale (GPS) in five of the 15 included RCTs made evaluation and inter-study comparison complicated.
Furthermore, tremor duration is not considered in the calculation of D R. These issues complicate making comparison of D R values estimated for tremor episodes having different tremor frequencies and durations.
In addition, not all studies separated witnessing violence from the victimization itself, making comparisons across studies complicated [ 48, 49].
Nevertheless, although these maps share common markers, they possess large numbers of map-specific markers that makes map-wide comparisons complicated.
