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Both studies showed no prevalence stratified by gender and age, which makes it difficult to compare them with the present results.
Although accomplished at a teaching hospital, it should be highlighted that different methods were used estimated and observed time, different process phases were measured, some with a standardized language andcomputer system, which makes it difficult to compare the findings.
There are different methods to evaluate dispensing errors, which makes it difficult to compare results between different studies.
Some limitations related to the design of the primary studies were recorded, such as the cross-sectional design, which prevents inferring cause and effect associations; the absence of the euglycemic clamp for comparison of this method with the HOMA-IR index; however, as mentioned before, the euglycemic clamp is not frequently performed in clinical and epidemiological studies considering its high cost; andthe lack of standardization in laboratory methods for insulinemia detection, which makes it difficult to compare the original studies.
At the same time,few studies have been carried out with preschoolers, which makes it difficult to compare the data in this study.
The pulmonary scintigraphy is not routinely performed in patients undergoing total cavopulmonary connection, which makes it difficult to compare.
This study is limited by the lack of investigations with people with SCI, which makes it difficult to compare the variables discussed among the various populations.
As for the procedures used for language assessment,it was observed that a wide variety of tools were used in the studies, which makes it difficult to compare them.
The indication of flaps in TKA is rare, therefore we found series with few cases andheterogeneous groups, which makes it difficult to compare, and makes it difficult to make an objective recommendation of its use and evaluation of its results.
Brazilian research assessing quality of life status in the long-lived is incipient andconducted using different instruments, which makes it difficult to compare the data.
Few studies on the sense of strength have used the force reproduction test, which makes it difficult to compare the results.
However, neither the Norwegian nor the English studies evaluated patients with initial RA, but rather individuals with established RA 13.8 and 11 years of mean disease evolution, respectively treated with DMARDs andbiological drugs, which makes it difficult to compare them with the initial data of our cohort.
Culture results can take weeks, andsmears can yield false-positive results, which makes it difficult to compare data among studies.
There are few national data available on the prevalence of trachoma in emerging countries, which makes it difficult to compare the results found in this study.
However, it is important to point out that the population studied probably has socioeconomic status andeducation level inferior to those of the populations used in the standardization of the Temporal Auditory Processing Tests, which makes it difficult to compare data obtained with the values described as normality.
The focus of the studies is not always on characterizing pain intensity in lower limb ulcers, which makes it difficult to compare the findings of different studies.
According to sociologist Glauco Arbix, a professor at the University of São Paulo School of Philosophy, Literature and Human Sciences(FFLCH-USP) and president of FINEP from 2011 to 2015,regular assessments of research funding programs are still rarely performed, which makes it difficult to compare the efficiency of the various initiatives in progress in Brazil.
Publications on the prediction of high body fat through the C-Index were not found, which makes it difficult to compare the results found in this study.
No other studies were found that used the same combination of variables of the present study, which makes it difficult to compare the results.
However, no studies were found in Northeastern Brazil and, therefore, in Campina Grande, state of Paraiba,aiming to evaluate the association between these variables, which makes it difficult to compare this information with national and international data.
A great difficulty in evaluating the performance of such tests is the lack of a gold standard to identify true cases of latent tuberculosis infection, which makes it difficult to compare results among studies using different definitions.
The methodological strategies other authors have used to assess the symptoms deriving from coronary artery disease orACS also differ from that used in this study, which makes it difficult to compare the present results with those of other researchers cited.
Despite the representative sample volume of our study, cases recognized by worst potential prognosis are rare andaccount for a small part of the total number of thyroid PC cases, which makes it difficult to compare the clinical and histopathological data between each variant separately.
However, the diseases studied were different, which make it difficult to compare both sets of results.
Literature on the main possible complications after a cardiac surgery involving CBP use is still scarce, which made it difficult to compare the results in this study.
No other studies presenting the budget impact of the KM were found, which made it difficult to compare the results of this budget impact analysis with previous studies.
The methodology used to estimate the indicators in PNAUM- Services differed in some situations from that used in other studies, which made it difficult to compare the results.
These difficulties are inherent to the retrospective nature of data collection, victim evaluation difficulties in the accident scene, lack of standardization anddifferences in care models offered by different countries, which make it difficult to compare mortality studies.
Despite the high depression rates identified in this population, however, knowledge gaps about depression remain among PLHA in low and middle-income countries. And the difference in the depressive symptoms of men andwomen living with HIV in Brazil according to the BDI domains is not understood yet, which made it difficult to compare these results with other studies developed in the country.