While several studies have reported comparisons between any one property of conventional and alkali-activated concretes, there have been no comprehensive studies that look at the early-age and later-age mechanical, microstructural, and durability (including alkali leaching and efflorescence) characteristics of these different materials.
When relative metabolite changes are reported, comparisons between different analytical platforms are not feasible unless a unified reference sample would be used.
Indeed, of the reviewed articles, only three reported comparisons between subregions of the brain.
No published studies have previously reported comparisons between RRR-derived dietary patterns in a FFQ and FR in adolescents.
Three studies reported comparisons between different types of therapy mediated by the same technology, one in anxiety [ 58] and three in depression [ 54, 55, 59].
Whilst some reviews reported comparisons between the various types of telemonitoring interventions, in others it was more difficult to differentiate the outcomes from the various interventions.
A recent meta-analysis of RCTs reported comparisons between intensive insulin therapy with glycemic targets of 72 126 mg/dl (4.0 7.0 mmol/l) (commonly, 80 to 110 mg/dl [4.4 6.1 mmol/l]) and less intensive therapy with targets of <150 to 220 mg/dl (<8.3 12.2 mmol/l) (commonly, 180 to 200 mg/dl [10.0 11.1 mmol/l]).
For features with significant effects of age or PMI, we report comparison between groups adjusted for age/PMI via logistic regression.
The review is focused on introduction and development of the technique over time, results in terms of outcome, recurrence, and complications rate, available evidence reporting comparison between EDS and standard microdiscectomy, and possible future development.
The included studies reported comparison of performance between FNAC and FNNAC.
Again we only report comparisons between the best fitting models.
