Examples of using Meta-analyses in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Meta-analyses ofthese trials have indicated that, with few exceptions,
team point out that several observational studies and meta-analyses have correlated ASBs with increased body mass index(BMI) and a higher risk of cardiometabolic diseases,
from randomized controlled trials, systematic reviews and meta-analyses, and in order to further enhance the up-to-date nature of the book, each chapter includes guidance on online resources,
you will find that every every single well-designed weight-loss study… including numerous meta-analyses and systematic reviews… has determined that we have to expend more energy than we ingest to achieve meaningful weight loss.
Two meta-analyses of the published results of BCG vaccine clinical trials and case-control studies confirmed that the protective efficacy of BCG
Such projects, known as meta-analyses, have found that female leaders,
Moreover, two important meta-analyses of the treatment of nonseasonal depression with bright light appeared at about the same time: that of Perera et al.(2016), which reviewed twenty-one studies, and that of Alotaibi, Halaki, and Chow(2016),
Each included study may be assigned an objective assessment of methodological quality preferably by using methods conforming to the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses(PRISMA) statement(the current guideline) or the high quality standards of Cochrane collaboration.
we were still examining this relationship, yet there were no systematic reviews or meta-analyses to summarize the field's findings and provide direction for future research.
randomised controlled clinical trials, retrospective cohort studies and meta-analyses.
HDL cholesterol(“bad” and“good” cholesterol respectively) there wasn't any major change, other meta-analyses might find a small increase of HDL when cinnamon is used in diabetics.
Two meta-analyses of preliminary clinical trials evaluating the efficacy of St. John's wort for treating mild-to-moderate depression indicated a response similar to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and with better tolerance, although the long-term generalization of study results was limited by the short duration(4-12 weeks)
Because meta-analyses receive(and will likely continue to receive)
A meta analysis of all trials from 2010 confirmed a higher risk of heart failure and a double risk when rosiglitazone was administered as add-on therapy to insulin.[18] Two meta-analyses of real life cohort studies found a higher risk of heart failure compared to pioglitazone.[2][3] There were 649 excess cases of heart failure every 100,000 patients who received rosiglitazone rather than pioglitazone.
All provided data suitable for the primary outcome meta-analysis.
Givens said:“Our meta-analysis included an unusually large number of participants.
risk of heart failure: A meta-analysis”.
A recent systematic review and meta-analysis concluded that, following open heart surgery,
Although the authors had initially planned to perform a meta-analysis, data from the studies proved to be too heterogeneous for statistical pooling.
A 2015 systematic review and meta-analysis that was published in The Lancet examined this issue.