Sentence examples for partial reporting from inspiring English sources

The reasoning behind this particular definition of bias is that in all these situations we at least suspect that the harm outcome had been measured and thus the selective non-reporting or partial reporting could have been driven by a biased related reason (for example, higher frequency of harm in one treatment arm).

As well as opening up the case to partial reporting, it led to the defendants being named in public for the first time.

Conflicts of interest can distort many stages of the experimental process, from biased experimental design (stacking the deck in favour of desired results), selective sampling (for example testing unrepresentative people) and partial reporting of results (such as burying unfavourable evidence).

Partial reporting of disaggregated data in the published economic evaluation limited its usefulness in the South African context although local costs were used to improve transferability.

Abrams et al. [ 6] looked at clinical trials reporting quantitative change from baseline and gave Bayesian and sensitivity analyses methods to address partial reporting.

Other common problems were a lack of description of randomisation procedures, partial reporting of outcomes, unclear numerators or denominators, unexplained attrition, 23 24 25 26 and complete failure of double blinding 27 or inappropriate choice of placebo.

"Releases of partial reports are inappropriate because the true and complete story cannot be conveyed".

The National Enquirer published a partial report on its Web site at about 6 p.m. Wednesday.

But we will not rush to judgment on the basis of slander, distortion, speculation, innuendo, partial reports or incomplete investigations".

Oliver claims he had rarely seen such a "partial report" and that Jeremy Hunt would be shocked and upset by it.

"What I can tell you is that the F.B.I. submitted a partial report on the investigation in question in March.