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Studies were excluded if another report from the same trial with more updated data was available.

Stern et al. [ 23] repeated the same trial with 30 patients later and liothyronine could improve verbal learning performance and remote memory.

Reducers were matched to the continuing smoker in the same trial with the closest propensity score on a ratio of 1 1 using a nearest neighbour greedy algorithm with no replacements, and matching was restricted to the common support region.

As a limitation, the rate of skin rash in western patients treated with nab-paclitaxel is taken from the literature and not from the western patients treated in the same trial with the same regimen.

Jones et al. [ 30] reported a 10% severe late toxicity rate at 18 months and Smith et al. [ 25] described severe late toxicity in 11% of the patients after 18 months in an updated report of the same trial with mature follow-up.

All phospholipases and the corresponding control samples were tested in the same trials with and without methanol, as specified in Table  3, and the final phosphorous content was determined.

We screened articles for duplicate publication (i.e., the same trial published with results from different lengths of follow-up), and selected only the original articles.

In a number of instances, insufficient tumour material remained for the studies proposed and, where possible, another case, from the same trial arm and with the same outcome, was substituted.

When trajectories overlap (i.e., when synchronization to the same level has occurred more than once in the same trial) points are connected with lines to guide the eye.

The same trial also evaluated hypoglycaemia with neutral protamine Hagedorn (NPH) insulin (7.14 and 1.77 episodes per PYE, respectively) 6; these rates were higher than that with IDet, IGlar or IDeg.

It was demonstrated in the same trial cohort that those with more fall risk factors were less likely to return the diaries but more likely to have falls [ 24].