Note that the following procedures are based merely on one set of data.
These findings support the need to base the prediction of mixture effects on more than one set of data using the means of repeated and pooled data sets.
Multiple publication bias was addressed by only including one set of data on the same subjects.
Most local evidence that is used to inform decisions about options is descriptive (i.e. it includes simple summaries of the sample and measures or outcomes included in the data) rather than comparative (i.e. based on the comparison of one set of data with another, for example by area or over time).
For mortality this included one set of data from those with recurrent CDI, based on the last case entry, to account for those which may have had a worse outcome on subsequent infections.
Unfortunately, only one set of data was collected with the ACR phantom and on 17 January 2013, the option of obtaining the 20-cm cylinder phantom for a direct comparison was not available.
Do not take account of changing levels of significance when many statistical tests were performed on a single set of data (for example, perform 20 comparisons with one set of data) 7.
Correction: February 15 , 2000 Tuesday An article on Jan . 30about New York State's delay in producing the detailed performance reports on hospitals required under a 1996 state law included an incorrect reference to one set of data.
In a 1999 e-mail, Jones says that he used a "trick" to "hide the decline" in one set of data in a chart.
The company says that alternative systems usually consist of straightforward energy use reports, or basic software packages that only display one set of data values, often a day or more in arrears.
A retailer may not need to know who you are with one set of data.
