Sentence examples for lead to a reporting from inspiring English sources

This could lead to a reporting bias that only longitudinal studies, with measures of mental health, can address.

However, due to limitation of resources in this study, only papers published in English were reviewed and this may lead to a reporting bias because some early clinical studies on the use of SDF were conducted in Japan and in China [ 35].

It said only 9.5% of revenues were generated in sterling, while 28% of operating costs were denominated in sterling, "hence a weaker pound will lead to a reported upside in business performance at a revenue and profit level".

It is therefore unlikely that publication bias would lead to a reported overestimate of vaccine response among persons with diabetes.

The encounter with the governor led to a reporting position at The Post, where Mr. Terry wrote a series on the Nation of Islam.

Eventually, she transferred to an office job at Western Electric — still hardly the career path that normally leads to a reporting job on the Miami Herald.

Secondly, the data were obtained retrospectively, which leads to a reporting bias due to lack of information about some questions.

Their work is part of an effort that officials say will lead to a report to General Jumper and Mr. Roche.

That piece immediately set Wall Street humming with references to "muppets" and jokes about Mr. Smith's ping-pong prowess, and eventually led to a reported $1.5 million book advance for Mr. Smith's tell-all about his time at the firm.

This difference in projected vs. actual harvest, in turn, led to a reported forest sink in the 2018 GHG inventories that is much greater than the projected FMRL sink (Fig. 1b).

Nonetheless, the incident led to a reported 130 stations cutting their affiliation with Mutual.