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Also, the effects of treatment may differ across different groups of patients.

The manner in which patients are observed after treatment may differ between different centres and clinical trials.

This form of confounding means that patients who are prescribed a certain treatment may differ in prognostic factors from patients who are prescribed a different treatment or who do not receive any treatment.

We hypothesized that although the effectiveness of EXP and GA treatment may differ only slightly or not at all, there would be a difference in utilities and societal costs in favor of EXP, thus recommending implementation of EXP.

But the differences that set it apart mean that the avenues of treatment may differ somewhat from those typically associated with behavioral — and substance — addictions.

PCOR may be especially informative for fostering evidence to improve the care of youth with JIA – their experiences of disease and treatment may differ from the perceptions of others including clinicians [13, 14].

However, moderate/considerable heterogeneity suggested that treatments may differ in nature or effect in different trial patients.

Impressions of the relative efficacy of two treatments may differ dramatically depending on whether absolute or relative differences with respect to placebo are compared.

The ailing millions who spend their money on unorthodox medical treatments may differ in their preferences for powders vs. needles vs. the sound of cracking bones, but they do share a single mantra: "I don't care what the studies say; it works for me".

As physiotherapists mainly follow their own approach, treatments may differ slightly between therapists.

For CT however, the recommended first choice treatments may differ between anorectal and genital infection.