Moreover, Donald Davidson (1979, 1984a) stressed that no conventional sign could work as a force indicator in this sense, since any conventional sign could be used (and would be used) in insincere utterances, where the corresponding force was missing, including cases of deception, jokes, impersonation and other theatrical performances.
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Also, it should be noted that we only collected data up to 7th day postpartum, whereas the definition of near miss includes cases up to 42 days.
The intermediate model (2) performed better (R=0.547, AUC=0.883, 22 cases were missed) including the five items: ever experienced a traumatic event, ever had feelings of a depressed mood, ever had a panic attack, current psychiatric symptoms and current severe depressive or anxious symptoms.
We used a conservative approach to manage missing data, by not including cases with missing information in the analysis.
A few cases were missed, including 2 children who died, but overall the results are representative of the clinical spectrum of patients with DSS admitted directly to a busy hospital in a hyperendemic region.
The percentage of males and year of birth were not different for missing and included cases.
Specifically, we replicated analyses: (1) including all cases with missing KRAS-mutation status as KRAS wild-type; (2) including cases with missing KRAS-mutation status as KRAS-mutated; and (3) using multiple imputation for missing KRAS status.
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In addition, six articles omitted between one and four variables due to missing data and four articles included cases with missing values as a separate category within the modelling procedure.
These can include cases missed at the previous screen, cancers not visible by mammography and cases becoming both mammographically detectable and symptomatic after the screen (Warren and Duffy, 2000).
