In order to measure the agreement of the information curated across databases on a per-publication basis, we examine the subset of shared publications, i.e. those curated by two or more databases.
Last year, his previous wife took out an injunction against publication, on the basis that to have these "toxic" details in the public domain would harm their son.
Secondly, we screened the remaining publications on the basis of the corresponding full text publication for reports on adverse events and causes of death.
Although the random effects model does better justice to the full range of data available, it does potentially allow a larger weight to be given to smaller studies that may have been selected for publication on the basis of their higher event rates [ 18].
These publications served as basis for peptide design [15, 19, 26, 28, 29].
Four reviewers selected publications on the basis of predetermined inclusion and exclusion criteria.
Among trials that reported an estimated minimum clinically important effect size (delta), 20/53 protocols and 10/33 publications stated the basis on which the figure was derived.
To better understand the value of design and its role in innovation, the EU holds a public consultation on the basis of their publication Design as a driver of user-centred innovation and have published the mini-study Design as a tool for innovation.
Research funding is allocated on the basis of publication in academic journals that espouse the neoclassical perspective.
Mr Clegg, deputy prime minister, and Mr Cable, business secretary, are insisting on a tough disclosure regime, modelled on the Hong Kong listing rules that require the publication on an anonymous basis of a bank's five highest salaries.
Rather, Justice Kennedy said, the case was governed by a 1995 decision holding that a public university did not violate the separation of church and state by using student fees to support a student religious publication on the same basis as any other student publication.
