These data included author affiliations (including country), issue of publication, date of most recent substantive amendment, update frequency, search strategies and search resources, number of included trials and participants, and summary statistics (e.g., relative risk), including the CIs of the effect sizes of the primary outcomes.
The top 30 most frequency substantives in articles title used for the study period are listed in Table 6.
The most frequency substantives used in article titles were "electrochemistry" and "water", however, which should be ascribed to these words included in search topics of this study.
Currently, we lack any substantive quantitative evidence describing the frequency of GP consultations involving a differential diagnosis for paediatric cancer referrals.
Adverbs of frequency tend to come immediately after the substantive verb (You are often late), before other verbs (You never know), and between auxiliaries and full verbs (You can never tell).
Although one expected outcome should be regular weight monitoring of residents, little definitive advice has been provided on frequency of weight measurement or outlining the clinical response needed when a substantive weight change is noted.
The re-review of previously coded transcript materials provided substantive examples of how in-depth analysis of responses was stimulated by analysis of coding frequency results.
At a continental scale, substantive impacts from climate change are expected on Africa's cropping systems, with severe high temperature episodes and increasing frequency and severity of droughts and floods potentially causing catastrophic failures in production [ 29].
To demonstrate this and provide further substantive insights, we applied the proposed fixation identification algorithm on a different eye-tracker with a higher precision and higher sampling frequency (study 2).
