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. 2018 Sep 17;6(9):e10799. doi: 10.2196/10799

Table 5.

Support for judgment of risk of bias per item and study. Incomplete outcome data, reporting bias, and other bias.

Author, year Incomplete outcome data Reporting bias Other bias
Brannon et al, 2017 [48] High; High amount of missing data Low; All outcomes reported High; Compliance bias (use of incentives)
Chen et al, 2017 [49] Unclear; Insufficient reporting of reasons for missing data Low; All outcomes reported High; Response bias (use of self-report), compliance bias (use of rewards)
Dewar et al, 2013 [50] Low; Missing outcome data balanced and similar reasons across groups Low; All outcomes reported High; Response bias (use of self-report)
Dewar et al, 2014 [51] Low; Missing outcome data balanced and similar reasons across groups Low; All outcomes reported High; Response bias (use of self-report)
Ermetici et al, 2016 [52] Unclear; Insufficient reporting of reasons for missing data Low; All outcomes reported High; Response bias (use of self-report)
Lana et al, 2014 [60] Unclear; Insufficient reporting of attrition, exclusions, and reasons Low; All outcomes reported High; Response bias (use of self-report)
Lau et al, 2012 [53] Low; Missing outcome data balanced and similar reasons across groups Low; All outcomes reported High; Response bias (use of self-report), compliance bias (use of incentives)
Lubans et al, 2012 [54] Low; Missing outcome data balanced and similar reasons across groups Low; All outcomes reported High; Response bias (use of self-report)
Mendoza et al, 2017 [55] Low; Missing outcome data balanced and similar reasons across groups Low; All outcomes reported Low; Appears free of other sources of bias
Newton et al, 2009 [56] Low; Missing outcome data balanced and similar reasons across groups Low; All outcomes reported High; Response bias (use of self-report)
Patrick et al, 2013 [57] Unclear; Insufficient reporting of reasons for exclusions and dropouts Low; All outcomes reported High; Response bias (use of self-report)
Sirriyeh et al, 2010 [58] Unclear; Insufficient reporting of reasons for exclusions and dropouts High; Missing mean and SD of METa min at time point 1 High; Response bias (use of self-report), analytical bias (removal of outliers)
Straker et al, 2014 [59] Low; Missing outcome data balanced and similar reasons across groups Low; All outcomes reported Low; Appears free of other sources of bias

aMET: metabolic equivalent.