Sentence examples for poor data reporting from inspiring English sources

Poor data reporting, small sample sizes and heterogeneity across IA conditions limit the interpretation of the findings.

Nevertheless, as Grimshaw's review show (4) and other reviews report [ 15], the methodological quality of economic evaluations of guideline dissemination and implementation strategies is generally poor and data reporting on costs and effects are insufficient to be useful for decision-makers planning guideline implementation in their own setting.

Inner Mongolia, which had 282 probable cases, was excluded from the analysis due to poor data quality reported by the Chinese Center for Disease Control.

Progress in biomarker research has been frustratingly slow due to the poor clinical trial design and the lack of standards for specimen collection, biomarker analysis, and data reporting.

This study differs from the two previous studies, in that rather than directly using the observed particle component concentrations in their main model, they overcame the issue of limited statistical power and inability to examine more than one day exposure due to poor temporal coverage of data reported from the STN sites by using a hierarchical approach.

Recent data reported poorer obstetrical outcomes after frozen embryo cycles (reported above) and a potential negative impact of the cryopreservation itself on the regulation of DNA methyltransferases in preimplantation frozen/thawed embryos [ 173].

These variations in IPTp coverage are related to frequent or occasional stock-outs of SP at HF levels, late or irregular ANC attendances by some women, and poor data recording and reporting systems at HF and district levels [ 22- 25].

Increasing data report a poor placental vascularization during the first trimester of GTD [ 23, 72– 72].

Although not consistent, some data report an improvement in psychological symptoms such as poor memory and concentration.

Poor data have been previously reported about the mutation rates in K-RAS, BRAF, and PIK3CA genes among patients with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).

Some critics of the report said poor data skewed the agency's conclusions.