Lastly, pictorial representation of cardiovascular risk may well be subject to systematic bias in the same way that "framing" effects may exist.
The use of the same procedure for every bird, based on systematic
These are: 1. Were the studies included in a systematic review conducted in the same setting or were the findings consistent across settings or time periods?
This fact also means that discrepancies between the MDRD and the CKD-EPI are systematic and almost in the same direction, i.e. MDRD giving a positive screening result and CKD-EPI giving a negative one.
18 In addition, we manually searched reference lists of review articles and conducted limited updated non-systematic literature searches in the same electronic databases up to 31 January 2011.
"Concerning the manner and nature of the crimes, the shooting at peaceful protesters was systematic, following the same modus operandi in multiple locations and executed through security forces.
If the studies included in a systematic review were conducted in the same setting where policymakers are based, or else in very similar settings, there may be little reason to be concerned about the applicability of the findings.
In a well-designed study by Siddiqui et al., in which patients underwent both MRI-TRUS fusion guided biopsies and systematic 12-core biopsies in the same session, fusion-guided biopsy upgraded and detected PCa of higher Gleason score in 32% of patients compared with traditional 12-core biopsy alone [ 26].
The updated systematic review by the same author in 2007 mentions four trials in which stillbirth outcomes are reported (Additional file 26).
While repeated evolution of phenotypic diversity has previously been observed in more complex environments, the repeatability of the evolution of diversity in this system has not been addressed in a systematic way under the same selective conditions.
