However, previous studies included mostly patients with normal levels of ICP.
However, these previous studies included relatively few, primarily SSR markers or an limited number of peanut accessions for evaluations of the genetic diversity and population structure.
The most common shortcomings of previous studies included small sample size, no exclusion for visual difficulties in patients, inadequate assessment of mood, and poor control for prednisone use.
Previous studies included either small cohorts with intensive imaging testing or large population studies that do not establish a detailed morphologic baseline.
In addition, previous studies included only two groups, i.e., either of the headache and a control group.
The average 59.5 %, we found, is supported by the results of all previous studies included in Table 2.
Previous studies included BP in the training irrespective of an actual reduction in neuropsychological or psychosocial functioning.
Of note, we also reported data in patients with IHCA, whereas most previous studies included only OHCA patients.
The test procedure in most previous studies included β− and σ− convergence which were based on restrictive assumptions that countries follow the same growth path due to, for example, having common technology, similar preference, policies and potential for growth.
Previous studies included substantially smaller study populations [15, 16] or used other techniques as a standard of reference (TIMI flow in a previous report [17] vs. SPECT MPI in the present study).
Higher rates of prevalence in these two studies may be related to the fact that no diagnosis made by the neurologist was considered and that these two previous studies included both frequent and infrequent headaches.
