Higher quality cohort studies using more consistent measures of diet quality or dietary patterns to ensure findings are generalisable and comparable are required; the validation of such tools would, in time, further enhance our understanding of these associations.
Because this research attempts to capture the impact of community-level SES at different time points independent of individual-level SES, using a consistent measure of individual SES may be preferable.
Much of the difference between these estimates is most likely due to the use of a 180-day versus 365-day adherence rate measure, reinforcing the importance of using consistent methodologies to compare measures of adherence across different studies.
Our categorisation process was not arbitrary but used a consistent measure of greater than one SD from the sample mean.
Although routine analysis using conceptually coherent and consistent measures of social class remains rare, income, deprivation, wealth, and education have typically been used to measure social class [ 9].
Using the TFEQ we did not see consistent measures of hunger, restrain or disinhibition for carriers of the -151T mutation (Table S2).
While these terms may not catch every article of interest, it was felt that using consistent terms would still provide an accurate measure of the relative numbers of Coalition vs. Iraqi death events and tallies.
Unfortunately, concurrent consistent measures of alcohol use are not available, precluding our ability to address this possibility.
The concept of using consistent classical (Latin or Greek) names for the prefixes was first proposed in a report by the [French Revolutionary] Commission on Weights and Measures in May 1793.
DDDs are a WHO-developed measure that standardizes drug therapy and provides a consistent measure of drug use over time between therapies with different typical dosing levels [ 27].
