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The increased research into the subject matter could also be due to increased publication of CSR activity by organisations (Hinson, 2011; Abugre, & Nyuur, 2015).

21 As the majority of included studies were observational, bias may also have been introduced through increased publication of observational studies with positive effects.

Overall, no evidence of seasonality was observed, and earlier positive reports from smaller studies (for example Hayes, 1961; Lee, 1963a, b; Gunz and Spears, 1968) were postulated to have been specious, possibly arising due to increased publication of positive results over negative findings.

Given the increasing publication of papers describing how to conduct an appropriate meta-analysis [ 5- 8], one might expect that the number of discrepancies between reviews is less now than before.

A greater understanding of the experience of ASD may develop with the increasing publication of autobiographical accounts of people with ASD (see, for example, Williams, 1995, 1998; Miller, 2003) and studies exploring the subjective experiences of people with ASD (Davidson, 2007; Ryan and Raisanen, 2008).

There seemed to be trend for increased publication rates of abstracts using perceived high-quality study methodologies with a corresponding decrease in those with lower quality methods.

These wishes included increased publication and recognition of the work of curators and improved attribution and provenance for assigning credit.

Most patients with solid tumors or HBV risk factors remained unscreened, although screening rates increased after publication of national recommendations.

It's unclear, however, as a 2013 study in the journal PLOS Medicine noted, whether the growth in retractions "reflects an increase in publication of flawed articles or an increase in the rate at which flawed articles are withdrawn".

Public support for separation from Great Britain steadily increased after the publication of Paine's enormously popular pamphlet.

The trial and the surrounding media coverage sparked renewed interest in wartime events, and the resulting increase in publication of memoirs and scholarly works helped raise public awareness of the Holocaust.