Sentence examples for reporting over the study from inspiring English sources

However, as differential reporting over the study period is unlikely, the trend estimates can be assumed to reflect a real trend.

An increase in sex reporting over the study period was noted in our previous paper and may explain the decrease in strict intermittent adherence seen with longer duration on study [ 25].

The rate of adverse effects reported over the study period is presented in Table 2.

Overall, 9.1 cases of listeriosis/million FCEs were reported over the study period (95% CI 8.6 9.6) (Table A1).

The most frequent PPI was Senegal where 37 cases were reported over the study period (5 family-related outbreaks) and India (n = 21 cases) where cases were reported in all but 3 years of the study period.

For example, the pooled mean rate of vancomycin use was calculated for each ICU by dividing the total number of defined daily doses by the total number of patient-days reported over the study period by that ICU, multiplied by 1,000, and thus expressed as defined daily doses per 1,000 patient-days.

When the proportion of capacity assessments was broken down by month there was a significant decrease in the frequency of incapacity reported over the study period (regression coefficient −0.427, 95% CI −0.623 to −0.230, p = 0.0001) showing a reduction of 0.4 percentage points per month.

Table 7 shows types and frequencies of adverse events (AE) in ITT population reported over the whole study period including 6 month follow-up.

In one study of patients' attitudes towards healthcare professionals collecting data on ethnicity and race, Baker reported over half the study population to be either somewhat or very concerned (51.2%) that the data would be used to discriminate against them [ 19].

It is possible that enhancements in nongovernmental outbreak reporting systems also contributed to improvements in governmental outbreak reporting timeliness over the study period, but we were unable to test this assumption with the current data.

These made up 68% of all the responses, with the trend in reporting similar over the study period.