Main outcome measures Frequency of incomplete outcome reporting signified by outcomes that were specified in a trial's protocol but not fully reported in subsequent publications and trialists' reasons for incomplete reporting of outcomes.
We did not measure turnaround times of incomplete cMD results (such as gram staining results) that are generally available much earlier, usually within a few hrs after sample taking.
BC groups 1 and 2 measures (four technological measures for reducing emissions of incomplete combustion and three nontechnical measures to reduce the most polluting activities, respectively) would account for 72% and 26% of avoided deaths globally for either model.
This type of analysis for repeated measures allows incorporation of incomplete longitudinal data into the models.
Simply counting species must be, at best, an incomplete measure of biodiversity, for most species cannot be counted within a reasonable time.
Mr Dichev concludes that rankings are a "noisy and incomplete" measure of how good schools really are.If the magazine rankings accurately measured schools' current performance, an improvement in one year would not tend to revert the next.
Learner perception is by definition subjective and an incomplete measure of an assessment tool.
Lankford coefficients are one, although incomplete, measure of a steel's drawing quality.
Subjective continuous evaluations, such as user-submitted Call Center tickets, provide a continuous but incomplete measure of users' experience.
Moreover, sub-national studies of bi-directional forest cover change, along with farm-level interview data and an understanding of ground-based operations, demonstrate that avoided deforestation is an incomplete measure of PES impact.
However, new angiographic techniques, including the corrected TIMI frame count and myocardial blush grade, have been used to show that epicardial TIMI flow grade 3 may be an incomplete measure of reperfusion success.
