Sentence examples for systematic comparative review from inspiring English sources
Here we give an example of a systematic comparative review, restricted to cohorts with identical outcome measures and comparable follow-up periods.
However, a systematic comparative review has not been published and little clinical data on African women are available.
We have presented a systematic comparative review of SF-36 outcomes in five chronic conditions (asthma, depression, low back pain, migraine, neck pain).
83 A systematic comparative review of vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty suggests that both provide similar pain relief although kyphoplasty may have benefits in functionality and quality of life with lower rates of cement leakage, and less neurologic and pulmonary complications.
One of the fundamental concepts in systematic and comparative reviews such as meta-analysis is that of the effect size.
Systematic review: comparative effectiveness of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors and angiotensin II receptor blockers for treating essential hypertension.
We included studies undertaken in any country (no specifications required) and any study type (e.g. systematic reviews, comparative studies, randomised controlled trials, descriptive studies, intervention studies, narrative reviews).
We conducted a comparative systematic review of randomized trials evaluating oxaliplatin- or irinotecan-based therapies in patients with advanced pancreatic cancer previously treated with gemcitabine to assess trial similarity and the feasibility of performing an indirect treatment comparison (ITC).
It is also recommended that a comparative systematic review of DMPA and NET-EN be undertaken.
Recently, the Institute of Medicine published standards for performing systematic reviews for comparative effectiveness research; 1 although these standards mainly focus on systematic reviews addressing questions of intervention effectiveness, many of the items are applicable across all topics.
In comparative systematic reviews of diagnostic accuracy, inconsistencies between direct and indirect comparisons may lead to bias.
