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Mossad S B·Archives of internal medicine
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Stephenson J M·AIDS (London, England)
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Po A L·Journal of clinical pharmacy and therapeutics
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NIDA research monograph
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Beral V·Journal of clinical epidemiology
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Warner D L, Hatcher R A·Social science & medicine (1982)
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Pignon J P, Arriagada R·Journal of clinical oncology : official journal of the American Society of Clinical Oncology
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McKnight B·IARC scientific publications
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Fernández-Ballart J D, Vobecky J, Martí-Henneberg C·Medicina clinica
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Fontana R S·The American review of respiratory disease
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Terstappen Fieke, Ganzevoort Wessel, Lely A Titia·Hypertension (Dallas, Tex. : 1979)
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Enache Bogdan, Chen Yang·International journal of cardiology
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Peek Aimie Laura, Stevens Matthew L·British journal of sports medicine
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Xie Xuanqian, Wang Myra, Antony Jesmin, +2 more·Statistics in medicine
Meta-analyses assessing test accuracy typically require extracting true positive (TP), false negative (FN), false positive (FP), and true negative (TN) counts from each study, commonly organized in a 2 × 2 table. However, many published test accuracy studies do not report all of these counts, which c…
Neamatzadeh Hossein, Dastgheib Seyed Alireza, Mazaheri Mahta, +11 more·Asian Pacific journal of cancer prevention : APJCP
The Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium (HWE) is a fundamental principle employed in the analysis of genetic data, encompassing studies of meta-analysis and genomic sequencing. It has been demonstrated that HWE possesses the property of transitivity, wherein a multi-allelic polymorphism in equilibrium will persist in its equili…
Beis George, Papasotiriou Ioannis·In vivo (Athens, Greece)
Network meta-analysis (NMA) as the quantification of pairwise meta-analysis in a network format has been of particular interest to medical researchers in recent years. As a powerful tool with which direct and indirect evidence from multiple interventions can be synthesized simultaneously in the study and design of clin…
Barbosa Mendes Ana, Jamshidi Laleh, Van den Noortgate Wim, +1 more·Evaluation & the health professions
Single-case designs (SCDs) are used to evaluate the effects of interventions on individual participants. By repeatedly measuring participants under different conditions, SCD studies focus on individual effects rather than on group summaries. The main limitation of SCDs remains its generalisability to wider populations,…
Villasís-Keever Miguel Ángel, Rendón-Macías Mario Enrique, García Heladia, +2 more·Revista alergia Mexico (Tecamachalco, Puebla, Mexico : 1993)
Systematic reviews are secondary investigations that compile published results that have been obtained from studies involving human subjects. Meta-analysis is the term used to describe the carrying out of statistical analysis of the combination of the results of two or more original studies, which had to be selected fr…
Barbato Angelo, D'Avanzo Barbara·Family process
The association between depressive symptoms and distressed intimate relationships supported the assumption that couple therapy, by focusing on the interpersonal context of depression, might be more effective as a treatment for depression than individual psychotherapy or drug therapy. This issue was addressed by a Cochr…
Tallarita Marta, De Iorio Maria, Baio Gianluca·Statistics in medicine
Network meta-analysis (NMA) technique extends the standard meta-analysis methods, allowing pairwise comparison of all treatments in a network in the absence of head-to-head comparisons. Traditional NMA models consider a single endpoint for each trial. However, in many cases, trials in the network have different duratio…