Sentence examples for reflected publication from inspiring English sources

The other felt that the effect at 10 RCTs was unreasonably large, and probably reflected publication bias.

Apparent increased vulnerability may reflect publication biases.

Whether this observation reflects publication bias to the detriment of negative studies remains speculative.

These varying results are probably operator dependent and may reflect publication bias toward favorable results [ 13, 14].

We should start from the premise that homeopathy cannot work and that positive evidence reflects publication bias or design flaws until proven otherwise.

However, for several reasons it is uncertain how well these two therapies will work in our setting: First, the results published so far may reflect publication bias.

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 ).

In considering the limitations of this review, it is worthy of note that the majority of cited studies concentrate on deficits in quality of care, and this may reflect publication bias to some extent.

One possible explanation for the lack of consistent association between common polymorphisms and breast cancer risk in individual studies is that the change in risk associated with common variants is too low to detect in individual studies and results that are reported may reflect publication bias.

It could be argued, for instance, that randomised trials with low mortality rates reflect publication bias, or perhaps the stringent application of guidelines in inclusion criteria limits exposure of at-risk patients and that, consequently, external validity or applicability of these data may be limited.

Selected papers from the other conferences are not considered, as they do not reflect publications from the SBBD community, the focus of our study.