Sentence examples for controlling for publication from inspiring English sources

After controlling for publication bias, results were no longer significant.

This study contributes to policy debate by identifying a representative subsidy effect: after controlling for publication selection bias and for a wide range of sample and study heterogeneities, MRA findings reject crowding out of private investment by public subsidy but reveal no evidence of substantial additionality.

Controlling for publication year and the journal in which the articles were published, two factors were found to be positively associated with citation count: (1) The number of references cited in each article and (2) whether the article was written by authors from more than one country.

The report states that "neither the content authors, nor the director of the responsible reporting team" were aware that they were responsible for assuring material was appropriately monitored and controlled for publication on the web.

However, we controlled for publication bias and found no evidence for it.

Type of sample was not significant (z = 1.90, p = .06, k = 26), indicating that controlling for year of publication and sample size, interventions targeting maltreating samples did not yield larger effect sizes compared to at risk samples.

Because significant findings are more likely to be published than non-significant results, leading to an overestimation of the effects (Rosenthal 1979), we first control for a publication bias.

Given that biases are difficult to control for after publication of data, prospective solutions need to be considered.

Methodological problems, such as the use of non-standardised measures of aggression that were not tested for validity or reliability, the use of proxy measures of aggression that involved no direct physical aggression or violent behaviour, the lack of controlling for other factors and publication bias effects mean that the evidence remains inconclusive [ 5, 6].

The Gambia, Malawi and Guinea-Bissau had the highest number of publications after controlling for the country's GDP.

They found that black scientists' chances of winning a grant for their research idea were a startling 10 percentage points lower than for white scientists even after controlling for their institution, research training, and publication record.