Sentence examples for introduce reporting from inspiring English sources

The major limitation was that we considered only published studies, which could introduce reporting bias.

Recommendations based on these findings are to: modify Board agendas and prioritise safety; integrate programme targets into mission statements and strategic objectives; strengthen lines of accountability and introduce reporting mechanisms associated with programme outcomes; and incorporate programme approaches into other existing initiatives.

Reviews or meta-analytic techniques that summarize categorical data from primary investigations comparing highest to lowest intakes have several limitations, including a loss of data when intermediate intake categories are excluded, which may introduce reporting bias, a problem termed "publication bias in situ" [ 40].

Secondly, only 38.5%% of the women were seen within 5 days after birth, which affects the power of study and may introduce reporting bias of the primary outcome, however the mean difference in PPH between the two arms was not affected when all the women followed were included in analysis.

As exposures and the outcome in our analysis were based on self-reports, these may introduce reporting bias which is a problem, especially in studies of mental health 17,40,41 (even in longitudinal studies in which baseline mental health has been controlled for).

Research shows only five companies have introduced reporting on pay levels between men and women within their firm.

Reliance on self-reports may have introduced reporting bias.

One-on-one interviews with patients had the possibility of introducing reporting bias.

In addition, not everyone who has experience with MDA was interviewed, and the search for unpublished work was not exhaustive, introducing reporting bias to these findings.

This has the potential of introducing reporting bias, where the respondent, who is more aware of his/her own limitations, tends to report those more than for the other members of the household.

Studies from various clinical contexts in which text-messaging services were introduced, reported improved medication adherence [ 21, 24- 28, 50].