Statistically significant, but overgeneralized
The abstract presents a group difference as a stable practical effect, while the results report only p-values.
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The abstract presents a group difference as a stable practical effect, while the results report only p-values.
The methods name databases but omit search dates, query combinations, and inclusion or exclusion steps.
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The introduction poses several questions, while the conclusion only summarizes the main findings.
Reports group comments into three levels to help authors plan revisions.
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