Our goal was to determine whether influenza epidemics are correlated in impact and synchronized in time 1) at the hemispheric level and 2) at the interhemispheric level with a systematic half-year lead of one hemisphere to the other.
We did not find a similar correlation between the United States and Australia or between France and Australia, when considering a systematic half-year lead or delay of influenza epidemics in Australia as compared with those in the United States or France.
As part of the research, a global survey of more than 800 youth organisations and movements found that reduced funding is causing severe and systematic problems: half of those surveyed will be forced to close over the next year if their level of funding does not improve.
In a recent systematic review half mouth periodontal chart showed a relatively high sensitivity if performed on six sites per tooth [ 57].
A systematic bias across half a dozen sites obsessed with objectivity and documentation begins to verge on conspiracy theory.
DACC has the same structure as memory-1 half rate systematic recursive convolutional code (SRCC), however, its outputs are mostly the systematic bits where only the every P d 1th systematic bit is replaced by the accumulated coded bit (P d 1 denotes the doping ratio).
I went looking for evidence and found lots of it: there are at least a half dozen systematic reviews about the importance and effectiveness of homework, and all of its nuances.
Two thirds of the recordings (42 out of 63), in the case of difficulty 0, correspond to systematic searches, while only half of the recordings (16 out of 32) displayed this behaviour with tests of difficulty 1.
When examining the validity of a variety of medical interventions, about half of systematic reviews report insufficient evidence to support the intervention in question.
We examined the reasons for citing STROBE and found that most observational studies used STROBE as a reporting guideline, while about half of systematic reviews used STROBE as a tool to assess the methodological quality of the studies.
In a recent systematic review, just over half (7/13) of the studies with relevant data reported a statistically significant association between higher temperatures and risk of myocardial infarction, but several studies prompted concerns about the specificity of the outcome owing to the lack of separate validation and the potential for inclusion of events not related to myocardial infarction.
