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Student advocates and congressional aides largely missed Harkin's move last summer -- partly because the full text of the spending bill wasn't publicly released until six weeks after Harkin's subcommittee approved it.

Quality assessment of eligible studies was done according to the Newcastle-Ottawa Quality Assessment Scale for cohort studies.[13] This scale seemed most appropriate for our purpose and does include important quality features of cohort studies.[14], [15] We did not assess the study quality of two studies [16], [17] because the full text was unavailable at time of submission of this manuscript.

One of these BMP-2 studies was excluded because the full text article was only available in Chinese.

One study, Bennet (1996) [ 19] was discarded because the full text of the study was not available.

Of the 231 full-text articles sought for detailed review, 40 (17 %) were excluded because the full text version of these papers were unable to be accessed.

The titles or abstracts of the eight publications that were excluded because the full text or abstract could not be retrieved were reviewed; none were considered to report a numerical estimate of the prevalence of possible ghostwriting.

The conditions the group set have not yet been met, however, because it required the full text, not individual chapters.

Of these citations, 323 studies were discarded because after reviewing the full text it appeared that the experiments described in them did not make use of stimulus durations, onset asynchronies, or interstimulus intervals of less than 50 ms. Fig. 4 shows the respective flowchart according to the PRISMA guidelines [15], [16].

Using an ebook edition, I was startled that more than 20% of the text had elapsed before the play even began – due to Shaw's habit of lengthy prefaces – while there's another 15% or so after the final curtain because the dramatist appends the full text of a Revolutionist's Handbook and Pocket Companion, supposedly written by Jack Tanner.

Because we could not acquire the full text of the study by Jin and Guolong [ 23], we did not have sufficient information to evaluate its methodological quality.

Another 74 papers were further excluded after reading the full text, mainly because of insufficient mortality data (n=23), observational studies assessing risk factors and outcomes in a defined population (n=17), and papers not directly relevant to this study (n=34).