Published data report perioperative morbidity between 3% and 21% and mortality of 0.2% and 0.5%, and current data are uncommon, largely from previous decades, and almost exclusively single institutional.
Missing data were uncommon in outcome measures.
Historically, such prospective cohort data are uncommon in Asian American populations.
Missing data were uncommon for variables included in the regression model (0-7.50-7.5%ing dand) and therefore complete case analysis was performed with 95 patients excluded from the analysis because of missing data for covariates.
An assessment of the onset and intensity of eutrophication has been stymied by the poor spatial and temporal coverage of monitoring data; it is uncommon to find limnological monitoring records long enough to detect the full extent of eutrophication patterns.
Selling anonymized data is not uncommon for free services like Unroll.me and its owner Slice — Slice even pitches its powerful data set publicly.
Incomplete data is not uncommon in HIV treatment programs in SSA and our approach represents one method for addressing this phenomenon [ 11].
This situation of polyphyly in nuclear genealogies relative to mitochondrial data is not uncommon (see for example [ 27- 29], amongst many others, for similar results).
Arbitrarily censored survival data is not uncommon in epidemiological studies, and the censoring nature should be considered during analysis to reduce estimation bias, or when the disease onset and diagnosis are two steps that need to be differentiated [ 7].
When conference proceedings are subsequently published in journals; there is no significant difference in the data, however subsequent publication is uncommon.
