Sentence examples for interim publication from inspiring English sources

The defence secretary faces an uphill battle as No 10 sources indicated May was unlikely to agree to interim publication as she had already told Williamson that his first draft of the plan was not fit for the future and needed more work.

One further abstract presented very limited information and appeared to be probably an interim publication of a study published in full elsewhere, although the amount of information was insufficient to be certain, and this was also excluded.

For one study [ 25], CIR and DCR were calculated from an interim publication [ 28]; data from this interim analysis was used for the induction randomisation of this study.> Overall, most publications failed to describe the randomisation and allocation method; without this information, we are unable to assess whether these trials suffered from selection bias.

While neither we nor others can prove a direct relationship to the interim publication and media coverage of results from the EPT-WHI trial and other studies such as the Million Women Study, this is suggested by parallel developments in various countries.

In addition, an interim publication of the PANTHER trial revealed that the commonly used triple-drug treatment, namely prednisolone, azathioprine and N-acetylcysteine may be harmful to IPF patients, since compared to those who received placebo, individuals receiving triple-drug therapy had increased mortality [ 4].

We also conducted exhaustive searches for interim publications, and publications resulting from studies listed as terminated or withdrawn.

Mortality findings at the Agincourt HDSS for the overall period 1992 2011 reflect, as expected, many facets from interim publications.

Of the 4 interim publications, 1 was sponsored by industry [ 7], and the remaining 3 by a nongovernment/nonindustry source [ 5, 6, 8].

Four interim publications [ 5- 8] defined as ongoing trials with publications prior to the study completion were also identified for a total of 20 publications included in our analysis of consistency with trial registration.

In a second assessment round of 'fine-tuning', duplicated or interim publications and papers studying the effects of pregnancy rather than childhood exposure, lacking differentiation between adults and children, addressing conditions other than asthma or wheeze, analyzing sales rather than individual drug intake, or focusing on transient wheeze only were discarded.

This method is described in more detail in the interim analysis publication.