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These were the only available published epidemiological studies in the West Bank for that period.

Published utilities for the different Conn grade health states were not available and the only available published estimates were for the remission and overt states.

Acknowledging the limitations of observational data, our systematic review of the only available published data indicates that several nonselective NSAIDs are associated with increased risk of AMI.

The only available published study on VO2 max of professional soccer players from altitude (La Paz, 3600 m) and near sea-level (Santa Cruz 430 m, both Bolivia) showed a more pronounced decrease in lowlanders when moving from low-land to altitude (3600 m) than in players adapted to altitude.

The only other available published study investigating the use of autologous blood injections to treat Achilles tendinopathy concluded that injections produced a moderate improvement in symptoms.

This estimate is somewhat lower than the recent GBD 2010 estimate of 49,558 deaths [ 34], however our figure is based only on available published data and does not take into account the geographical, sex or age structure of countries.

We therefore opted to only use readily available published case studies and data bases in combination with general literature reviews or hypothetical case studies.

Because the Journal Impact Factor is only available for published studies, this analysis has a smaller sample size, lower statistical power and excludes unpublished work.

*STS = social grade, HSE = NSSEC (household) split Professional/Managerial/Intermediate & Routine/Manual †Data in 2009 for GLF and HSE is only available from published reports.

However, in the only available study, published in abstract form, carried out by Hierro et al. on 61 children of white-Hispanic population from which 52/61 were infected with genotypes 1 and 4, the distribution of IL-28B rs12979860 genotype was as follows: CC = 14 (22.9 %), CT = 35 (57.3 %), TT = 12 (19.6 %) [ 23].

Indeed, recent meta-analyses have included only one-tenth of available published reports (Riper et al. 2014) because of methodological limitations.