Sentence examples for selective publishing from inspiring English sources

Not so, according to Dr Parrott, who describes Dr Cole's views as irresponsible and accuses him of the same sin of selective publishing.

One such factor is likely to be publication bias due to selective publishing of results in favour of a pronounced statin effect.

For the more complex settings with selective publishing of results, the correct solution was identified in 65% of the tasks (68/104) in setting EXP-2G, 67% (32/48) in EXP-2G*, and 57% (25/44) in EXP-2E.

Moreover, selective publishing and reporting are major causes of bias that should be considered [ 49- 51].

Selective publishing and reporting are other major causes for bias, that must be considered.

Moreover, selective publishing and reporting are other major causes for bias, which must be considered [ 40, 41].

A desk review of selective published and unpublished articles and reports on CHW programs in developing countries was conducted to analyse and organize findings on the elements that influence CHW productivity.

A desk review of selective published and unpublished articles and reports on CHW programmes in developing countries was conducted by CapacityPlus, the United States Agency for International Development's (USAID) global human resource for health project to analyse and organize findings on the elements that influence CHW productivity.

The central research question was: Given a set of peer reviewed journal articles fulfilling some given criteria, what proportion can be found openly on the web, either published directly in open access journals, in journals practicing delayed or selective OA publishing, or via copies posted on the web.

The Washington Post has been cautious and selective in publishing the Snowden material.

While very poor women are entitled to exemptions, villagers questioned the equitable ways in which this entitlement is granted, a possibility not recognised in the optimistic report of this selective strategy, published in The Lancet [ 50].