The phrase "a case report based" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is derived from or related to a case report, but it needs to be part of a more complete phrase.
Example: "This study is a case report based analysis of the patient's treatment outcomes."
Alternatives: "derived from a case report" or "informed by a case report".
Thus, bias may have been introduced because the decisions were published in only two journals as case reports based on the topic and a new interpretation of the laws, and cannot easily be subjected to tests of external validity.
From the published case reports based on approximately 50 patients, these lymphomas seem to be associated with a poor outcome in children and adults compared to both ALK-positive ALCL and ALK-negative DLBCL when treated with current chemotherapy regimens [8], [9].
Currently, the national notifiable infectious diseases reporting system required diarrhea case reporting based on symptoms only.
Most of the information is in case reports based on few patients [ 2- 14].
Case reports based on incomplete and/or inappropriate phenotypic criteria with or without assistance of commercial diagnostics are subject to potential errors [ 24- 27], given the fact that Leuconostoc and related bacteria possess overlapping phenotypes.
In the fall (September 1-October 31, 2009), 255 hospitalized pH1N1 patients were sampled from all cases reported based on probability of selection proportional to the number of hospitalized cases reported to CDC; participation from 40 states yielded < 2% of the total number of cases reported to CDC during the fall surveillance period [ 8].
To this end, we present a case report study based on a mouse model for epilepsy and analyze longitudinal intracranial electroencephalography data of epilepsy to calculate FC across three stages: 1, the initial insult (status epilepticus); 2, the latent period, when epileptogenic networks emerge; and 3, chronic epilepsy, when unprovoked seizures occur as spontaneous events.
This paper presents a case study based on the SIL verification report of a design and construction project.
Investigators completed a case report form based on a 6-month retrospective chart review to capture clinical information, pDPN-related treatments, and other pDPN-related health care resource use over the past 6 months.
