According to Silberberg, just because methods aren't adequately described in a paper doesn't mean the experiment wasn't well conducted.
Two patients who had to resume ventilatory support within 30 minutes of SBT were also excluded from the analysis because HRV measurements could not be well conducted.
However, the evaluation and measurement for social platforms have not yet been well conducted.
However, not all SRs are well conducted, e.g. not following the advice and criteria on how to prepare an SR [ 11], and biased knowledge may be a consequence.
Current evidence of an impact on human health has been mostly indirect and comes largely from ecological studies [ 9, 12, 13], which although well conducted, do not provide evidence for causal associations.
Other experts said although the study was well conducted, it could not explain the link.
"After years of dependence on our large neighbour (Russia), today we can say that my generation will see the day when we will be independent in the area of natural gas and we will be setting terms," he said, adding that well conducted exploration, "would not pose a danger to the environment".
Occasionally, even a well conducted RCT may not necessarily generate new knowledge superior to the knowledge gained from a case series study.
We also found that papers appearing to have face validity, and that we intuitively felt to be well conducted research, did not necessarily come across as such in our quality assessment.
12 Similarly, for our other primary outcomes sedentary behaviour and fruit and vegetable consumption we are not aware of any evidence from well conducted randomised controlled trials that more intensive interventions aimed at individual children produce important effects.
In this case, though comprehensive and well conducted, the Cambridge results aren't enough to make an immediate change.
