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The number of journals required to find all trials or reviews was highly correlated (r=0.97) with the number of papers for each specialty/subspecialty. Conclusions Publication rates of speciality relevant trials vary widely, from one to seven trials per day, and are scattered across hundreds of general and specialty journals.

Conclusion Publication in prestigious journals is associated with partial or total industry funding, and this association is not explained by study quality or size.

The conclusion: publications such as the Economist provide "immersive reading experiences", something that the web could not provide.

Thus, we cannot make any conclusions about publication bias and we cannot exclude the possibility that the observed association is a result of publication bias.

However the administration insisted its decision to announce Obama's review conclusions before publication of the privacy board report did not mean he had not listened to them.

We pointed out that the peer-review process already provides a way to question a study's conclusions before publication, and that less formal peer review continues afterward in the form of letters to the editor and editorials.

The team will then analyze the data for a year before submitting their conclusions for publication.

The other mainstream newspapers, particularly the NY Times, have been as skeptical as last time, interviewing, among others, a doctor from Houston to cast doubt on the validity of the study (the study went through a number of peer reviews to assess its methodology and conclusions before publication).

Workshops were held with participating researchers to prepare conclusions for publication in the next biennium.

As the number of studies was small it was difficult to draw conclusions on publication bias.

For the other outcomes however, the small number of studies limits our ability to draw conclusions regarding publication bias and heterogeneity of studies.