Sentence examples for bias in reporting of from inspiring English sources

The ruling is a blow for critics of the BBC's coverage, who want to know if the 20,000-word report discloses evidence of anti-Israeli bias in reporting of the area.

Furthermore, if peri-menstrual attacks are truly more severe and burdensome as evidence suggests, there would be a bias in reporting of these events compared to non-menstruation related events.

19 However, this should not affect our results unless there is some systematic bias in reporting of external publications.

[ 62, 64] Uncertainty of intervention effectiveness is further compounded by the bias in reporting of studies and the inability to attribute success to individual intervention components [ 23, 65].

The landmark study, "Five Decades of Missing Females in China," was among the first to highlight a bias in reporting of infant deaths [ 13].

Thus, time-dependent bias in reporting of alcohol consumption may be present even if the questions are framed in terms of long-term or typical alcohol habits.

Nonetheless, there may be a bias in reporting on the side of both the mass media and research institutions.

Sena, ES, et al. (2010) Publication bias in reports of animal stroke studies leads to major overstatement of efficacy.

We are unaware of any systematic effort to examine the extent of bias in reports of CAM RCTs specifically targeted at pediatric populations.

Absent corroborating data, we would suspect an upward bias in reports of the CBS toilet use, as well as of households' satisfaction with the service.

Only in the oldest age groups 45-499 years in women, 50-54 years in men) is there more than a 10% difference, thereby supporting our contention that the data demonstrate consistency in the way that marital data is operationalised in ACDIS, and that there is no evidence of substantive social desirability bias in reports of marriage in this population.