Sentence examples for disproportionate reporting from inspiring English sources

This method delivers signals of disproportionate reporting (SDRs)—reported ADR-drug combinations that (1) appear to a disproportionately high extent in a database (have an elevated PRR value), and (2) reach a case count above a pre-specified threshold.

Significance chasing bias, evidenced by a disproportionate reporting of extreme p values in small studies, previously affected candidate gene disease association studies [27].

Disproportionate reporting of positive results was also observed in genetic association studies (Ioannidis et al, 2001).

Disproportionate reporting is a methodology use by EudraVigilance, part of the EU-ADR Alliance.

Analysis of data reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System revealed disproportionate reporting of venous thromboembolism.

We calculated signals of disproportionate reporting (SDRs) using thresholds of number of cases (N) ≥3, proportional reporting ratio ≥2 and Chi ≥ 4.

INM believes closure of the paper, because of its publication of topless pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge, is "disproportionate", reports the Irish Times.

What is worse, their perverse world view has a hugely disproportionate influence on reporting and discussion of economic issues.

A disproportionate share of workers reporting inaccessible workplaces as a barrier do not have a high school degree, have physical disabilities, have poor self-rated health, and report being easily distracted at work.

The disproportionate number of reported fuel leaks on Long Island — 24percentt of the state total — prompted the Environmental Protection Agency to finance the most recent study in 2002.

To assess substance use, misuse, and abuse rates across a representative sample of dentists, nurses, pharmacists, and physicians; compare these rates to available general population data; and determine whether pharmacists report disproportionate unauthorized or illicit substance use.