Sentence examples for this reporting bias from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis that men underreport fear compared to women and that gender role differences underlie this reporting bias was not supported.

As a consequence of this reporting bias, it is plausible that people with work limitations are relatively more healthy for later waves than for earlier ones.

Some studies suggest this reporting bias may be greater among minorities than among majorities [ 13, 14, 35, 36].

There is a danger that this reporting bias influences key staff such as social workers, doctors and teachers on older children, when the overwhelming risk of major trauma and death occurs in the first few months of life.

We also observe this reported bias in our dataset with genes containing one or more ENU mutations having an average of 88,499 bp compared to the average gene length of 26,550 bp in the mouse genome (log-transformed t-test p-value =2.2·10−16).

This larger reporting bias, the authors suggest, might be influencing past research.

This potential reporting bias might have inflated score performance.

This possible reporting bias could be a significant factor that might account for the different findings of the Nord-Trøndelag survey [ 30] and the Tromsø study.

This includes reporting bias, which could result from responders selecting answers they perceive to be of greater interest in the GP Patient Survey.

When studies had relevant data on change in mental health but did not report sufficient data for meta-analysis, we attempted to estimate the direction of association and compare this with those included as this could indicate reporting bias.

While it cannot be excluded that this is due to a reporting bias, this increase may reflect the fact that a smaller proportion of people have immunity against CPXV following the cessation of smallpox vaccinations.