Sentence examples for reports of surrogate from inspiring English sources

Despite numerous anecdotal reports of surrogate consumption, especially following the 1985 anti-alcohol campaign [ 6], there is almost nothing in the international literature investigating this dangerous activity; this is, to our knowledge, the first systematic study of surrogate use in a population-based sample in Russia.

Health authorities have moved to reassure surrogate mothers and private hospitals about the proposed legislation after reports of surrogates being moved to public hospitals due to fears of prosecution.

Otherwise our two year sampling frame was based on a recent study that examined the reporting of surrogate outcomes in trials.

Potential sources of indirectness included a study population or intervention/exposure that was so different from that of interest that there was a compelling reason to think that the magnitude of effect would differ substantially, or studies that reported on surrogate end points instead of the outcome of interest.

It was that theme of surrogate parenting, surrogate fathers.

To be eligible, studies had to be RCTs in men with prostate cancer who were randomized to dietary, nutritional, or physical activity interventions, which reported on surrogate or clinical measures of prostate cancer progression or mortality.

Our rationale for only including women who were living was the high quality and quantity of DNA that would be available from the blood (as opposed to that from tumor tissue only, if available at all, for deceased women) for the laboratory work as well as the high quality of the self-reported risk factor information (as opposed to the use of surrogate reports).

Clinton got off to a particularly good start in the large county of Laramie, after reports of high numbers of surrogate ballots in her favour pointed to the effective organising ability of the campaign even though those in attendance were overwhelmingly pro-Sanders.

The authors conclude that when the use of surrogate reports of melanoma risk factors is unavoidable, results should be interpreted cautiously in the light of potentially high rates of misclassification.

Better reporting on surrogates might reduce unwarranted conclusions and uncritical acceptance of new treatments.

5 We would expect less adequate reporting on surrogates in small specialty journals, in part because the use of certain surrogates has been tacitly assumed to be adequate.