Sentence examples for considered to have missing from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this was to minimise the number of participants considered to have missing data while still providing an indicator of neuromuscular function.

The 67 cases and 203 controls who lived in a Commune partially located within 600 m of a line but who could not be individually located better than at the town hall were considered to have missing data for the distances from HVOL.

Students entering in 2010 were considered to have missing subsequent participation if they did not respond in Year 2/Year 5. We calculated ORs corresponding to the increased risk of non-response for every 1 unit increase in HADS-D at course entry, with 95% CIs for ORs and p values.

Several countries hit by the credit crunch have chosen to employ it, though when the Japanese did so, they were widely considered to have missed the mark.

18 In analysing the screening history among the women who had been invited for a previous round of screening (that is, those aged ≥34), women were considered to have missed the previous screening round if a smear sample had not been taken within the past seven years.

Cases of CRC diagnosed after discharge from the surgical outpatient clinics and before January 1st, 2005 were considered to have been missed during the diagnostic examinations.

The prevalence of self-reported near misses recorded in this study (2%) is similar to the 2% of women admitted to intensive care units or delivery wards considered to have near misses in hospital-based studies in Nepal [ 63], Morocco [ 64], and Brazil [ 65, 66].

Patients were considered to have Instance of missed dose when they failed to consume a dose within the stipulated interval of two days in IP or one collection within a week in CP.

Studies in which a substantial part of these variables are missing are considered to have incomplete data.

If these conversed genes were separated by more than 1 MB or were located on different chromosomes, the group of genes was considered to have no syntenic coverage in the missing species.

Among women with severe obstetric complications, near misses are considered to have the most serious conditions, nearly resulting in maternal death.