No differences were found between reported and unreported cases for discussion of the decision to end the patient's life with nursing staff, relatives, or other persons (P=0.864, P=0.841, and P=0.068, respectively).
The Kochs, he argued, "are willing to spend vast sums of unreported money to interfere with the decisions that should rightfully be made by local communities.
It means a society in which the decisions of powerful people go unreported and unchallenged, undermining any belief in local democracy and institutions, public services and private businesses.
As this is an emerging field of research, we attempted to address publication bias by contacting experts in the field of decision support techniques to enquire if there were any unreported trials that we had not identified.
But a decision last year by the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), which has sadly gone unreported for months, has just come to light.
The Wall Street Journal reported just before the Garner grand jury decision was announced that literally hundreds of killings by police officers went unreported over the last several years.
Second, although the ESRD data reported to the USRDS is thought to be complete and current, it was not be possible to determine how many cases of ESRD deaths occurred but went unreported, and – more significantly – how many ESRD deaths were reported but without a record of a decision to terminate dialysis prior to death.
Federal prosecutors now say Snipes should get the maximum three-year prison term allowed for his convictions, not only because of the amount of money involved–$14 million in gross unreported income in 1999, 2000 and 2001 alone but also because of the problematic publicity generated by the split decision in his case.
How the flood of money released by Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission has changed elections has been the subject of much discussion, but the decision's role in allowing that same money to soak the legislative process has largely gone unreported.
