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- noun Plural form of
meta-analysis .
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A group of researchers at the City University of New York and Kingston University in London performed two meta-analyses, which is a way of statistically combining studies to quantify the overall result.
Alfie Kohn: Teaching Strategies That Work! (Just Don't Ask "Work to Do What?") Alfie Kohn 2011
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A group of researchers at the City University of New York and Kingston University in London performed two meta-analyses, which is a way of statistically combining studies to quantify the overall result.
Alfie Kohn: Teaching Strategies That Work! (Just Don't Ask "Work to Do What?") Alfie Kohn 2011
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Ernst and his team have run many clinical trials and published more than 150 so-called meta-analyses of other studies into complementary and alternative medicines.
Reuters: Top News 2011
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In 2005, the psychologist Janet Shibley Hyde of the University of Wisconsin–Madison reviewed forty-six meta-analyses sort of a meta-analysis of the meta-analyses of studies looking at the difference between men and women in a range of traits that included mathematical and verbal aptitude, executive functioning, the tendency toward self-disclosure, helping behavior, self-esteem, and moral reasoning.
The Truth About Grief Ruth Davis Konigsberg 2011
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But if meta-analyses of sex differences in other psychological, emotional, and cognitive functions are an indication, much of what we assume to be a significant difference between the sexes is largely inflated.
The Truth About Grief Ruth Davis Konigsberg 2011
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Robert Superko , chief medical officer of Quest Diagnostics Inc.'s Celera business unit, which offers the test, said in a statement, "While we have not had a chance to review the present study in full, we caution that meta-analyses tend to obscure the benefits for the individual patient or even for subsets of patients."
Study Challenges FDA on Plavix Shirley S. Wang 2011
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Caveat: As with all meta-analyses, the findings depend to some degree on the quality of the underlying studies.
A Dip in the Pool Does an Aging Body Good Jeremy Singer-Vine 2012
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But if meta-analyses of sex differences in other psychological, emotional, and cognitive functions are an indication, much of what we assume to be a significant difference between the sexes is largely inflated.
The Truth About Grief Ruth Davis Konigsberg 2011
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The study also looked at 10 other meta-analyses of mammography in women under 50, which included pooled results from some of the nine studies, and noted that four reported a significant reduction in breast-cancer mortality.
Dental Exams May Help Diagnose Diabetes Ann Lukits 2011
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In 2005, the psychologist Janet Shibley Hyde of the University of Wisconsin–Madison reviewed forty-six meta-analyses sort of a meta-analysis of the meta-analyses of studies looking at the difference between men and women in a range of traits that included mathematical and verbal aptitude, executive functioning, the tendency toward self-disclosure, helping behavior, self-esteem, and moral reasoning.
The Truth About Grief Ruth Davis Konigsberg 2011
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