Publication bias, which reflects the tendency for smaller studies to be published in the literature only when findings are positive, was assessed visually using funnel plots.
Publication bias, which reflects the tendency for smaller studies to be published in the literature only when the findings are positive, was assessed visually using funnel plots.
However, there is an increasing publication rate worldwide, which reflects the interest in and relevance of this research field.
A spokeswoman for funeral directors Central England Co-operative said: "We welcome the publication of this report, which reflects a rare and complex set of circumstances, involving a number of parties.
Both ordinary least squares and regression discontinuity estimates show that receipt of an NIH postdoctoral fellowship leads to about one additional publication over the next five years, which reflects a 20% increase in research productivity.
Senior Tory and Labour MPs are also backing the move, which reflects widespread frustration that the publication of the Chilcot report in July, after a seven-year inquiry, did not result in any government action or accountability for Blair.
Its average year of publication is 2011 so as to be the youngest cluster, which reflects more and more people begin to pay attention to the business model innovation of small enterprises in recent years.
The pattern of publication domination by OECD countries, especially the G7 countries, took place in most scientific fields [ 44], which reflects the high economic activity and academic level of these countries [ 45].
The higher estimates are mentioned in the more recent publications, which might reflect the quick spread of ASGM [ 50].
Jones et al. also reported a bias toward events occurring in industrialized countries, which reflect publication bias and better surveillance systems in these countries (3 ).
