Sentence examples for attributable to reporting from inspiring English sources

And though some of this may be attributable to reporting delays, projected deal volume data for the whole of the U.S. and Canada (fourth chart down in the Q4 quarterly report) shows a years'-long downtrend.

The seemingly protective influence of low educational level on reported diagnoses and airway symptoms was probably attributable to reporting bias at least in part.

Although the explanation for our lack of correlation is uncertain, it might be attributable to reporting bias in that non-prescription use of these agents was not recorded.

14 Furthermore, these tools 13 15 often contain elements attributable to reporting (for example, whether the study population was described) and design (for example, whether a sample size calculation was carried out) that are not related to bias. 4 In February 2008 the Cochrane Collaboration introduced a risk of bias tool to assess the internal validity of randomised controlled trials.

Although the increased risk of PE associated with agricultural pesticide exposure among women with gestational diabetes may be attributable to reporting errors or a chance finding due to the small number of exposed women, it is possible that there are real exposure effects.

And despite declines in overall deal volume (mostly attributable to reporting delays), the pullback from 2015 highs haven't been as precipitous as other categories or the market as a whole.

36 However, in PSOLAR, the higher prevalence of asthma (8·0%) compared with COPD is likely attributable to a reporting bias due to the overlap of clinical symptoms between COPD and asthma.

Whether the increased incidence of death and adverse cardiovascular events reported in the ILLUMINATE trial were attributable to the reported increase in plasma aldosterone is unknown.

The two calculations of TB deaths attributable to smoking reported from India, 61% [ 18], or 38% (males) [ 28], were both based on a case control study, and 32.8%, reported from Hong Kong [ 11], on incidence and not mortality.

The bulletin noted "high levels of radioactive iodine" attributable to the reported meltdown at the Soviet nuclear plant.

This disparity may be partially attributable to the reported difficulties in HBV training, vaccine transportation, vaccine storage, and vaccine costs in rural areas, where 21.5 million live below the official "absolute poverty" line [ 17, 25].