One study included in the review reported a greater discrepancy between self-reported abstinence and carbon monoxide (CO) levels for participants who were incentivized for self-reported abstinence compared to those incentivised for low CO levels.
The review reported that the secrecy surrounding the unit was so intense that there was "little evidence of regular or systematic" scrutiny of its operation by outsiders.
Nine of the 11 studies included in the review reported no significant differences in clinical outcomes between groups with either cemented or uncemented prosthesis components.
The review reported in this paper is in no way to be complete, we apologize in advance if any of the existing works were left out.
The review, reported in The Star-Ledger of Newark, was prompted by months of talks with federal officials concerned about cost overruns.
The review reported on sixteen studies published up to 2015 from an initial search of 1788 records in PsychINFO, EBSCOhost, Education Source, Scopus, Google Scholar and Mindfulness, a major publication outlet for research in mindfulness.
