Sentence examples for introduced recall from inspiring English sources

Since the questionnaire assessed the ANC service utilizations of mothers who had given birth up to two years preceding the survey, the time gap might have introduced recall bias.

The delayed interviews may have introduced recall bias.

The data on exposure variables were collected retrospectively, which may have introduced recall bias.

The potential lag between pivotal patient experiences and the survey may have introduced recall bias.

The interviews were conducted some time after the HIV test, which may have introduced recall bias.

Self-reported cost data were collected every 10 weeks, which may have introduced recall bias.

"David Cameron is now backtracking from his own manifesto commitment to introduce recall of MPs," shadow justice secretary Sadiq Khan said.

This may have affected the interviewee's ability to recall their meals and activities during the period of interest, potentially introducing recall bias.

Mr Goldsmith, a frequent critic of the government who has put forward his own private member's bill on the issue, said he was "ashamed" of his own party and of Mr Cameron, who made a pledge to introduce recall in 2010.

Laboratory tests present an advantage over questionnaires because questionnaires can introduce recall and interpretation biases.

Third, we use the self-reported recall about falling, and it could introduce recall bias since only the least severe falls would be identified.