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OMERACT has re-enforced the importance of work productivity as an outcome measure in rheumatology through the Worker Productivity Special Interest Group, which has reviewed specific productivity instruments and continues to evaluate concepts and methodological and interpretation issues surrounding work productivity [ 44].

OMERACT has reinforced the importance of work productivity as an outcome measure in rheumatology through the Worker Productivity Special Interest Group, which has reviewed specific productivity instruments and continues to evaluate concepts and methodological and interpretation issues in work productivity [ 37].

However, all the studies reviewed present a research design offering a low level of evidence that is open to methodological biases and interpretation.

The analogy between LCA and MCDM has been recognized, but the systematic evaluation of LCA methodological choices and interpretation in this context is rarely discussed.

The results of this study, as discussed in the preceding sections, have provided fruitful information into the methodological nature and interpretation of the LSAC data between indigenous and non-indigenous children in cognitive performances.

TTH was reported less common in children under 10 12 years of age and more frequent in adolescents, but with reservations for methodological differences and interpretation of results, most of the epidemiological studies found that TTH was the most frequent headache in children aged 8 12 years.

Based on evidence regarding financial/organizational control, methodological design, and interpretation of the validation and application of these new GEM tests, it is argued that regulatory agencies permitted the drug industry to shape such validation and application in ways that prioritized commercial interests over the need to protect public health.

Subsequent methodological steps, analysis and interpretation that builds on the work described here will be presented elsewhere.

The ten sections addressing economic evaluations cover core ideas related to the selection of comparators, effectiveness, costs, sensitivity analysis, methodological approach, transparency, and interpretation of results.

The final checklist consists of 91 yes or no questions in 11 main topics concerning comparator selection, efficacy, effectiveness, costs, sensitivity analysis, methodological approach, transparency, and interpretation of results.

(7) A principle of methodological empiricism in interpretation: interpretation must always be based on, and kept strictly faithful to, exact observations of relevant linguistic (and other) evidence.