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While local governments and civic boosters might cheer such an outcome, population overestimates can ultimately lead to a dangerous misallocation of scarce public resources.

Further, imputation strategies based only on outcome population at risk, such as with our age and race weighted selection Strategy 3, would impart a tendency for imputed case locations to be spatially close to those that geocoded successfully.

Third, we compared model discrimination across data periods within the same outcome, population, and comorbidity measure.

Second, we compared three comorbidity methods when applied to the same outcome, population, and data period.

Three comparisons were made (1) to the baseline model, (2) across comorbidity measures for the same outcome, population, and data period, and (3) within the same outcome, population, and comorbidity measure, but across data periods.

As stated in the paper by Lutsey et al. (12), the differences between studies may be the result of different methods used, for example definition of outcome, population, age, dietary assessment, and statistical methods.

We present the mean values across simulations of the ratio IV estimate for a 1-unit increase in the exposure, a scaled ratio estimate for a 0.25-unit increase in the exposure, and the mean values of the average changes in the outcome (population-averaged causal effects) for 1-unit and 0.25-unit increases in the exposure (Table 2).

The size of patches of spared land affected conservation outcomes: population sizes were maximised under a land-sparing strategy that spared large blocks of natural habitat of ~ 1000 or, better, ~ 10,000 ha.

Further research which utilises data from patient-reported outcomes, population surveys, and cancer registry data in assessing HRQoL and HSUVs is recommended [70].

Table 2 Comparisons of meta-analyses evaluating timing of RRT initiation in AKI and patients outcomes   Population setting Enrolled studies Outcomes Results (benefit of early RRT) Limitations Current study Mixed patients with AKI (n = 1627) Total nine RCTs.

There are five aspects to clinical outcomes that can be considered: patient level outcomes, provider level outcomes, organization level outcomes, population level outcomes, and cost outcomes.