The Bank of England's monetary-policy committee judged that the chances of such a "disorderly outcome" had increased, according to the minutes of its meeting earlier this month.
Although these programs help the poor, poverty remains high because inequality of economic outcomes has increased sharply since the 1970s.
However, as the use of bibliometric methods to evaluate scientific outcomes has increased in recent years, so too has the attention to the fundamental concepts, language, techniques, and implications for evaluation.
Over the last decade, our knowledge about the role of lifestyle in health outcomes has increased considerably.
Clinician-based outcome measures have historically had widespread use, but the use of patient-reported outcomes has increased.
More recently, recognition of the effects of place as a determinant of the distribution of health outcomes has increased.
Knowledge of the effect of exercise on clinical outcomes such as physical functioning and quality of life outcomes has increased over the last decades.
Over the past 50 years, the average sleep duration for adults in the United States has decreased while the prevalence of obesity and associated outcomes has increased.
Evidence from this systematic review shows that the use IPD-MA of binary outcomes has increased, with random effects logistic regression the most common method of analysis.
In contrast, research on the impact of air pollution exposure on birth outcomes has increased in the last decade, which has led to a number of reviews summarizing the available evidence [ 7, 8].
