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Definitions of a small-to-moderate improvement on QoL (ie, 10 units on the global health score), and SD estimates of QoL (patients with localised colon cancer) were retrieved from previous published publications.

Reference lists of relevant papers were examined for additional eligible studies and two of the authors (SB, HH), who have a longstanding interest in researching suicide in Africa, identified additional published publications from their personal collections of papers.

Table 6 Publication by study design Study design Abstracts presented Abstracts published Publication percentage Top-quartile impact factor, n Mean impact factor Prospective 289 142 49 41 (29) 3.5 Retrospective 117 57 49 11 (19) 3 Not specified 434 161 37 38 (24) 3.2 Total 840 360 43    .

First, as positive results are more likely to be published, publication bias cannot be excluded completely, although no major publication bias was observed in the meta-analyses.

Unfortunately, not all completed trials are published (publication bias) (Dickersin et al, 1987).

When data originators choose to self-publish, publication of research datasets with a digital object identifier, linked to metadata, will also improve subsequent discovery and access.

The IRS publishes Publication 505 to help people determine if they should pay an estimated tax and, if so, how much.

The publication quantity distribution shows that the top 14 journals published 150 publications about usability research, accounting for 23.3% of the total publications.

Several solid studies, published in publications like Journal of the National Cancer Institute, show that black men have on average 3 to 19percentt more testosterone than white men.

This article is an analysis of published RCT publications and their protocols.

Compared with the European region, researchers from 7 Asian countries have published 9 publications in which they share their experiences with academic BIM education.