Table 2.

The overlap between the top 20 research ideas (RI–) identified by different sub–groups of scorers (ie, researchers vs “non–researchers”; and HIC–based vs LMIC–based)*

Rank	All scorers (n = 91)	Researchers (n = 60)	“Non–researchers” (n = 31)	HIC–based (n = 53)	LMIC–based (n = 38)
1	RI–30	RI–30	RI–30	RI–30	RI–30
2	RI–28	RI–28	RI–28	RI–28	RI–23
3	RI–15	RI–15	RI–15	RI–29	RI–15
4	RI–23	RI–29	RI–5	RI–15	RI–47
5	RI–33	RI–23	RI–33	RI–33	RI–28
6	RI–29	RI–36	RI–79	RI–7	RI–44
7	RI–149	RI–7	RI–23	RI–13	RI–18
8	RI–37	RI–13	RI–52	RI–23	RI–12
9	RI–5	RI–33	RI–149	RI–149	RI–33
10	RI–13	RI–58	RI–46	RI–36	RI–86
11	RI–79	RI–149	RI–47	RI–5	RI–58
12	RI–78	RI–37	RI–44	RI–37	RI–46
13	RI–36	RI–67	RI–8	RI–21	RI–60
14	RI–46	RI–75	RI–78	RI–55	RI–11
15	RI–8	RI–78	RI–129	RI–79	RI–8
16	RI–55	RI–86	RI–11	RI–22	RI–35
17	RI–52	RI–55	RI–37	RI–52	RI–67
18	RI–75	RI–12	RI–55	RI–78	RI–10
19	RI–58	RI–8	RI–127	RI–75	RI–79
20	RI–67	RI–158	RI–138	RI–46	RI–78

HIC – high–income, LMIC – low– and middle–income

*The research ideas that overlap between researchers vs “non–researchers”, and HIC–based vs LMIC–based sub–samples, respectively, are in bold for easier recognition. Note: eg, RI–30 indicates research idea number 30 in the list of 205 ideas.