Sentence examples for Missing certificates from inspiring English sources

Performance bias (6)—these are unclear due to missing certificates of analysis describing the placebo appearance.

Although we expected clinical study reports to provide the most comprehensive account possible, we encountered difficulties in identifying all the relevant information: incomplete reporting in some of the CSRs (such as missing certificates of analysis) might have influenced our decision making about the risk of bias.

SECURITIES LOSS REPORTED Stock Exchange Firm Tells of Missing Certificates, Valued at $177,000.

The Buildings Department issued a violation in March because of the missing certificate, and a hearing is planned before an Environmental Control Board judge.

For disease surveillance, both precision and recall are important: a high precision indicates that the system assigns the right disease to a certificate, while a high recall indicates the system does not miss certificates that contain that disease (particularly important for rarer diseases).

The Guardian has heard cases ranging from lost birth certificates, children's passports going missing, education certificates disappearing and appeal bundles misplaced.

With many people missing birth certificates and unable to verify their age, and with the social, economic and political divisions in Uganda, it could be a long time before social protection percolates down to Uganda's elderly.

After getting all her papers in order, including her children's missing birth certificates, with the help of the staff at the crisis centre, Marina is now on the waiting list for a home of her own.

Paternal social class was unknown (i.e. uncodable or missing birth certificates) for 181 (18% cases).

This information is often missing on certificates from before the 1930's, or from cities with fewer than 100,000 people.[1].

We did not impute missing birth certificate data because validated methods for imputing missing data are unavailable and simple imputation techniques are likely to result in biased estimates [ 31].