It's pervasive and it's systematic, because hate and the Internet fit together like lock and key.
But there is a systematic problem because the law needs finality, while science relies on continued research.
However, this term is not useful for systematic classification, because the term MITE includes short transposons from several different superfamilies.
Moreover, extracting multiple pieces of information from a single publication has the potential to introduce bias into systematic reviews because the results are generated by the same investigators.
It is unlikely that the equipment or procedure would contribute to systematic error because the two test sessions were separated by a short 20 minute break.
However, this is unlikely to have resulted in systematic bias because the proportions of exposed and unexposed children were comparable in each age group.
Two more cross-sectional studies and one cohort study were also identified and included in the systematic review because the results could not be pooled with other studies (Table 1).
Such an organizing framework could be particularly attractive for organizations or investigators who conduct or use systematic reviews because the literature is mostly silent about the use of quantitative benefit and harm assessment approaches in the context of a systematic review.
In the post hoc analysis, which was not included in this systematic review because the analysis combined data from both Japanese and Chinese populations, the incidence of new clinical vertebral fractures was significantly lower for postmenopausal Japanese and Chinese women taking raloxifene (60 mg/day or 120 mg/day) than those taking placebo (0 of 289 versus seven of 199 [3.5%], P=0.002).
These differences in age distribution are significant and unlikely to be explained by systematic bias because the same pattern was observed in both countries, and are consistent with data from Guangdong, China (Tan et al., 2013), and Slovenia (Sočan et al., 2014) during the 2009 2010 and 2010 2013 epidemic seasons, respectively.
