Sentence examples for explicit reporting of the from inspiring English sources

For all articles, regardless of their explicit reporting of the univariable analysis of all variables, 55% (27) of articles reported patient numbers for variables available for univariable analyses but only 11 reported event numbers (Table 3).

45 This recommends the explicit reporting of the following individual elements for randomised control trials (RCTs): random sequence generation; allocation sequence concealment; blinding (participants, personnel, outcome assessment); completeness of outcome data, selective outcome reporting; and other sources of bias.

We used the provisional and subsequent iterations of the conceptual model as a reference point for the design (in the protocol) and conduct (post-protocol) of all stages of the systematic review up to and including data synthesis, and as a conceptual basis for explicit reporting of the methods and assumptions employed within the synthesis (Anderson 2013).

This work provides the first explicit report of the linear absorption coefficient α of materials in the radio frequency regime (0.1 1.5 GHz).

The use of structured abstracts, to improve explicit reporting of methodology in the abstract, would facilitate text word searching and could assist in more effective indexing.

14 Recent recommendations reinforce the explicit reporting of personal comparisons between participants and non-participants as an important feature of publications on observational studies.

While no associations were found between effect size and IF, reporting sources of funding, or conflicts of interest, there was strong evidence of a large association between absolute magnitude of effect size and the explicit reporting of 'no funding'.

Using a similar format, we adapted the CONSORT form to examine the frequency of explicit reporting of subject characteristics as they relate to enrollment, allocation, and follow-up for weight loss studies published in the diet and exercise literature.

Another overarching issue is the need for more explicit reporting of findings with respect to both definition of fiber and the type of sampling methods, including how fibers were quantified.

We examined the frequency of explicit reporting of subject characteristics (i.e., age, gender, co-morbid disease states, medication use (in addition to intervention drug), race/ethnicity, and postmenopausal status).

These findings are particularly disappointing considering a number of trials were published after the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) statement, which supports explicit reporting of trials [80,81].