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'''Note:''' In a cumulative meta-analysis graph, each horizontal line represents the integration of the preceding studies, rather than the results of a single study. The studies are integrated one at a time and in a specified order (e.g. according to the date of publication or quality). | '''Note:''' In a cumulative meta-analysis graph, each horizontal line represents the integration of the preceding studies, rather than the results of a single study. The studies are integrated one at a time and in a specified order (e.g. according to the date of publication or quality). | ||
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http://htaglossary.net/cumulative-meta-analysis | |||
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A meta-analysis presenting the gradual accumulation of the results of studies as the studies are added.
Note: In a cumulative meta-analysis graph, each horizontal line represents the integration of the preceding studies, rather than the results of a single study. The studies are integrated one at a time and in a specified order (e.g. according to the date of publication or quality).