In addition, 31% of cases were interviewed differently to the other cases and controls, which might have introduced some systematic differences between them, though such a bias is unlikely to have had an important effect on the findings.
Listeners who perform differently in detecting target sounds in the presence of spectrally-dissimilar noise maskers (informational masking) do not have systematic differences in frequency selectivity when measured using the notched-noise method [26], [27].
Similarly, there may be systematic differences in concept representations in special populations, such that participants with autism, for example, who often have a deficit in social processing, might represent social concepts differently.
In the present work, we report the synthesis and systematic evaluation of differently substituted chalcones, chalconesemicarbazones, and diarylpyrazolines on cathepsins B, H and L activity.
Morbidity was defined differently across systematic reviews and RCTs; rates between treatment groups were sometimes inconsistent, but generally indicated no statistically significant differences.
For one RCT, classified differently in the two systematic reviews [ 1, 2], we confirmed with the study authors that the trial was conducted in a mixed ICU [ 5].
The differences are systematic, institutionalized.
Non-response analysis may be difficult and expensive: it requires assessing whether non-responders would have answered the questionnaire differently from responders, in some systematic way.
To explore the effects of various dopants in graphene toward HER activity, we carried out systematic studies on the electronic properties of differently doped graphene models by DFT calculations.
In 2009, Henry et al. focused in depth on each study in Flory and Emanuel's multimedia category, exposing how almost every study could be interpreted differently than it was in the systematic review.
