In general, no distinctive differences were evident, except that RCTs in conditional vs. unconditional appraisals were more frequently considered to have a high potential for bias (67 % vs. 11%%) and were more frequently active controlled (67%% vs. 33%%).
Therefore, this fact is more frequently considered in clinical research, especially in the areas endemic for tick-borne diseases.
Patients in PCI hospitals were more frequently considered to have a cardiac cause (92.9% vs. 83.0%, P = 0.01).
Peri-urban respondents also more frequently considered the value of immediate hospital treatment for the condition in the cholera vignette.
Most women in all groups considered the non-RhD antibody screening as useful; only women with clinically non-relevant antibodies more frequently considered the screening as not useful.
Whereas climatic risks are a relatively new addition to the risk portfolio, natural disturbances, pests, and diseases are risk factors that are more frequently considered in ecosystem management.
The potential and obstacles of using forbs as biofuel feedstocks compared to the more frequently considered grasses and woody plants are poorly understood.
Although publication bias was more frequently considered in our review than in most others, in only half of the papers did investigators report using a funnel plot, and slightly more than half reported using a statistical test.
They were also more frequently considered as critically ill by the independent expert panel (36 vs 22%, P < 0.001) and their survival rate at one year was lower (48 vs 61%, P < 0.001).
