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The most appropriate way to compare estimates is using natural alcohol volumes; conversion to pure alcohol volumes requires multiplication by an estimated strength (i.e. %ABV), and the strengths used by the various data producers are likely to differ slightly because of different methodological approaches.
Such differences may be an artefact of different methodological approaches taken.
Accordingly a detailed methodology was constructed based on the integration of a number of different methodological strands from the literature.
The following subsections investigate the outcomes of different methodological approaches in the AHP method.
This paper builds on previous work and considers implications and outcomes of different methodological approaches for network research.
Whilst heterogeneity in experimental methods limits meta-analysis, we describe the advantages and limitations of different methodological approaches.
The pre-selection part consisted of four different methodological approaches of information gathering to identify the most relevant items of the STEP assessment and possibly additional items: A Dataa on prevalence, importance ratings of GPs and patients participating in the preceding PRISCUS study [ 6 ] and treatment initiated afterwards of each of the 44 STEP items (see Table 1 ).
Discussion and conclusions concludes with a discussion on the implications of the Anagrafe and Padrón characteristics and an evaluation of the different methodological solutions presented.
The idea of dividing this paper into two studies was to ease understanding of the different methodological stages used.
Scoping reviews generally differ from systematic reviews: (1) by addressing broader and more heterogeneous questions; (2) by including studies of many different methodological designs; and (3) by not necessarily assessing the quality of the included studies [ 11- 15, 16, 16].
Results by RS fMRI were only partially concordant when RR MS subjects were studied [ 46, 48– 51], probably because of the wide spectrum of clinical characteristics that are peculiar to this phenotype as well as of the different methodological approaches.
