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The indicators are selected for their relevance to global health, the availability and reliability of the data, and the comparability of estimates.
Curran has pioneered nationally recognized projects and programs, including the implementation of rules of comparability, which require banks to provide to IOTA account holders the same returns as provided to other valued accounts.
They provide clarification on aspects of the treatment intervention used in their high quality randomised controlled trial (RCT) (Kucera 2004), and challenge the PEDro scores that we attributed to the following items: allocation concealment, baseline comparability, and blinding.
 
 
 
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