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Adding further complexity, the value of RCT results depends on their generalizability to real-world settings [ 9 ], and if external validity is low due to even lower fidelity when the rigorousness of the RCT setting is changed to a real-world setting, the gap between intervention effect in these domains may be significant [ 10 ].
There are concerns that the positive and negative connections may be significant in themselves; however, the sum may be low and indicate a near-zero connection strength, and too many small negative connections can cancel out strong connections during the summation and result in near-zero connections or vice versa .
We have looked at a specific group: individuals with mild-moderate dementia in a community setting, and the effect may be limited to this group especially as learning, and/or habituation to the assessment process over time, may be significant components of improved outcome in dementia trials.
The Hawthorne Effect: a randomised, controlled trial.
BMC Med Res Methodol · 2007 · PMC1936999
In contrast, elderly patients with CRF in uremic phase in the present study usually faced multiple complications and declining physical functions and may have lower tolerance to environmental noise; therefore, the improvement in sleep quality in elderly patients with CRF in uremic phase may be significant after reducing environmental noise.