It must be noted that this study may be underestimating the proportion of women at risk for unintended pregnancy as it has been shown that reported inconsistent pill use is much less than electronically recorded missed pills [ 13].
It is shown that reporting only the two most common event-based metrics can be misleading and a new metric is proposed to accompany the event-based metrics.
However, we expect this bias to be minimal, because it has been shown that reports on jobs that respondents had five years ago do not exhibit greater unreliability than reports on jobs they had a few months ago [ 50, 51].
However, we expect this bias to be minimal, because it has been shown that reports on jobs that respondents had 5 years ago do not exhibit greater unreliability than reports on jobs of a few months ago [ 50, 51].
However, it has been shown that the reporting system from the health units to the central level is often not functioning well enough (4).
Over the last 10 years it has been shown that information reported by popular media are detrimental to public health [3].
However, because it has been shown that self-reports can be inherently biased [ 16], it is important to assess a questionnaire's reliability and validity for every population in which it will be used [ 17].
It has also been showed that when reported by patients, the HBPM readings are seldom documented by doctors, thus limiting their use in future consultations [ 24].
By using new criteria for testing the validity of enthalpy-entropy relations it is shown that previously reported non-linear relationships between the activation parameters for the fluidity of aqueous electrolytes containing positively hydrated ions are essentially valid.
Although the previous reports have been showing that majority of the reported cases demonstrated multiplicity, solitary cerebral metastasis does not seem to be infrequent [ 6, 8, 11, 12].
