Sentence examples for the incidence of missing from inspiring English sources

With the introduction of an electronic PCR in Victoria the incidence of missing and inaccurate data, for example, date of incident, case number, gender, DOB or age, should decrease as these are compulsory fields in the electronic PCR program.

Airlines and airport managers aim to decrease the incidence of missing bags by using radio frequency identification chips.

By uncovering pairs of published articles with missing citations, we rank the APS journals and topics according to the incidence of missing data on knowledge flows.

However, in some cases, when the incidence of missing values can be correlated with the immigrant status (as for parental education and occupation), we keep observations with missing values and define corresponding categories.

As can be seen in Table 5, the incidence of missing teeth in cleft side is higher than the non-cleft side of both unilateral cleft lip and alveolus and unilateral cleft lip and palate subjects.

If the incidence of missing data is high, we shall consider using multiple imputation methods.

OBJECTIVE: To estimate the incidence of missed gastroduodenal ulcers on routine abdominal computed tomography (CT) and identify findings and methods to improve sensitivity of CT interpretation for peptic ulcers.

Studies quantifying the incidence of missed results among populations of patients are far more limited.

The incidence of missed disseminated infection was lower in our patients than in previous studies [ 6, 8, 11, 14].

Finally, the diagnostic work-up of each individual was not critically reviewed, and it is possible that variability in investigation influenced the incidence of missed diagnosis.

A number of isolated studies have examined the incidence of missed results within discrete healthcare systems by focusing on individual tests (e.g., DXA scans, mammograms) [ 9- 13].