GLP provides an assurance to regulatory authorities that the data submitted are a true reflection of the results and can be relied upon while making risk/safety and efficacy assessments.
One technology failure resulted in an interview not being recorded, but contemporaneous notes made by the researcher were agreed as a true reflection of the discussion by the participant and were included in the data.
Reliability is concerned with the repeatability or reproducibility of the measurements while validity reflects the accuracy of the data and ensures that responses are a true reflection of the issues of interest [ 14- 17].
Note, however, that because of the secondary activation of isocitrate dehydrogenase by ADP, the complex-I-linked data is not a true reflection of the RCR (Miwa et al., 2003).
GLP therefore assures regulatory authorities that any data submitted are indeed a true reflection of the results obtained during the study.
Since the studies that were analyzed were selected on a rather arbitrary basis and not in a systematic way, the data in Table 1 should not be regarded as a true reflection of the CFS literature as a whole.
This may reflect poor construct operationalisation or be a true reflection of the adolescent experience.
The estimated HIV prevalence for Chandigarh as reflected in figure 3 is not considered a true reflection of the nature of the epidemic in the Union Territory.
Data recorded from this point are, therefore, more likely to offer a true reflection of the national trauma caseload.
It's a true reflection of the cultural and culinary richness of London.
"This game," she intones, referring to polo, "is a true reflection of the relationships we have around the world".
