For these patients, pregnancies after the reference date were omitted from analysis, and controls who could not be allocated a reference date were excluded from these analyses.
Correction: October 8, 2004, Friday An article in House & Home yesterday about an exhibition of voting booths designed by artists misstated the closing date and omitted the name of the curator.
Results for 56 kits (including 1 false positive result) used shortly after the adjusted expiration date were omitted from the analysis.
Symptoms >2 years before diagnosis date were omitted from analysis, as we considered these unlikely to be associated with the developing disease (Ades et al, 2014); all other reported symptoms were included in analysis.
Mr. Lockhart said the dates were omitted because it would have taken several additional days of research and because he did not want reporters drawing unfounded inferences about a connection between overnight stays and campaign contributions.
Availability of a distinct Unknown value for the Date of Relapse field would have likely also decreased the rate of omitted date of relapse observed in our study.
The date can be omitted on greeting cards, stationery, jewelry, toys, or useful articles on which a photograph, graphic, or sculptural work (and accompanying text) appears.
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This is well illustrated by the error on which we focused our evaluation - omitted date of cancer relapse.
To identify the predictors of " Summary Page" access and entry of an omitted date of relapse we constructed hierarchical (multilevel) multiple logistic regression models.
Frequency of correction of the omitted date of cancer relapse was six-fold higher in records for which " Summary Page" was accessed (p = 0.0003).
