Sentence examples for reporting of dates from inspiring English sources

We have presented evidence that records of cattle births and "on-farm" deaths taken from the RADAR information management system are subject to a reporting bias, namely digit preference, with preferential reporting of dates ending in a multiple of 10's, even numbers or the first of the month.

Digit preference, the preferential reporting of dates or numbers by subjects, typically those ending in zero or five, is a well documented reporting bias that has been investigated in several health-related contexts, including blood-pressure measurements [ 8], self-reported height and weight [ 9] and date of onset of last menstrual cycle [ 10].

Obstacles to record linkage in these settings include the lack of unique and ubiquitous identification systems (e.g., national insurance or social security number), variation in the transcription of names, imprecision in the reporting of dates, and other data quality related issues.

In general, to date, reporting of biomarker studies has been weak.

But Miller's thesis required a "goat," so she simply reported out-of-date sales figures.

Furthermore, there are no trials reported to date of prostate cancer follow-up in primary care.

Rep. Steve Israel (D-Dix Hills) said, "The reports of date changing and document shredding at the N.Y.

However, the reporting dates of the signals produced differ due to a different emphasis on relevance and reliability, immanent in the set of standards applied.

In one of the largest series reported to date, 32% of patients received adjuvant hormonal therapy [ 100].

Our study has the largest cohort of new users of glargine reported to date.

Despite the number of the studies reported to date, the causative agents of pneumonia are not completely known.