Sentence examples for completeness study from inspiring English sources

8, 9 One reason for this discrepancy could be the fact that the Norwegian completeness study was not based on an individual matching of patients registered in a joint registry and a national registry of patients.

In this project, developing a coherent picture of where and how TREND has been used will provide valuable contextual information, to the assessment of study design and reporting completeness (study 1).

No completeness studies of reoperations in the NHFR have been done.

Recognizing the importance of data completeness, studies should consider proper rescue procedures which would allow patients to remain for follow-up.

It is recognised that if the use of TREND is related to improved reporting completeness, studies that do not use TREND are likely to have greater amounts of missing information which, in turn, would make study quality harder to assess.

Despite the large number of papers initially identified, the review highlights the lack of data completeness studies regarding the use of both PHRs and EHRs in a maternity setting.

Completeness studies on the NAR have shown that there is 10 20% under-reporting of Girdlestone procedures, which is a common procedure in revision surgery for deep infection (Arthursson et al. 2005, Espehaug et al. 2006).

Assess the impact of TREND on reporting completeness and study quality in a sample of studies that do and do not use TREND.

As all members of the cohort received the same treatment, that was the standard of care for their era, and their medical records were individually reviewed for accuracy and completeness; our study cohort was a reliable and stable model to study the trends and factors influencing survival of patients with thyroid cancer.

Loss to follow-up and completeness of study data are important aspects to assess the potential for study attrition bias (Schemper and Smith, 1996; Clark et al, 2002).

These recommendations aim to enhance the transparency, quality and completeness of study reporting, and thereby to improve the synthesis and application of information from multiple studies that might differ in design, conduct or analysis.