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The Effects of High-Intensity Interval Training on Basketball Players: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
    
Table 2. GRADE analyses.
Certainty assessment Certainty
Number of studies
(and participants)
Study
design
Risk of
bias
Inconsistency Indirectness Imprecision Other
considerations
Cardiovascular endurance (follow-up: range 4 weeks to 12 weeks)
14
(345 participants)
randomized
trials
seriousa seriousb not serious seriousc,d publication
bias strongly
suspectede
⊕    ⃝    ⃝    ⃝
Very low
Power (follow-up: range 4 weeks to 8 weeks)
10
(280 participants)
randomized
trials
seriousa seriousb not serious seriousc,d none ⊕    ⃝    ⃝    ⃝
Very low
Change of direction ability (follow-up: range 4 weeks to 8 weeks)
10
(269 participants)
randomized
trials
seriousa seriousb not serious seriousc,d none ⊕    ⃝    ⃝    ⃝
Very low
Sprint (follow-up: range 4 weeks to 6 weeks)
11
(253 participants)
randomized
trials
seriousa seriousb not serious seriousc,d none ⊕    ⃝    ⃝    ⃝
Very low
Muscular Strength (follow-up: mean 6 weeks)
1
(30 participants)
Randomized
trials
seriousa not serious not serious seriousc none ⊕⊕    ⃝    ⃝
Low
Muscular Endurance (follow-up: mean 8 weeks)
1
(30 participants)
randomized
trials
seriousa not serious not serious seriousc none ⊕⊕    ⃝    ⃝
Low
Basketball performance (follow-up: range 4 weeks to 8 weeks)
6
(163 participants)
randomized
trials
seriousa seriousb not serious seriousc,d none ⊕    ⃝    ⃝    ⃝
Very low
a: Some included articles had some concerns of bias.b: There were different outcomes among studies.c: The sample size was not calculated by the appropriate method in some included studies.d: The total number of participants is below the optimal information size required to reliably detect a meaningful effect in some included studies.e: The results indicated a significant Egger's test (p < 0.05).