We propose a test for reporting bias in trial networks.
We propose a list of reporting items on DMC terminology, composition, tasks, and recommendations, on statistical monitoring methods and interim analysis, and on early termination parameters.
We propose a revision of the reporting system to increase case ascertainment.
We propose a set of minimum reporting standards based on best available evidence to be utilised in future research on groin pain in athletes.
With that in mind, we propose an Access Point Report (APR) protocol that settles both our goals.
To meet these challenges, we propose an Access Point Report (APR) protocol where mobile stations opportunistically collaborate by broadcasting an APR to other mobile stations to fully utilize the short-lived connection periods.
We propose a series of nine reporting requirements, followed by a set of recommendations for adoption by the ecotoxicology community.
We propose a minimal set of reporting parameters that will allow the reader to assess the validity of trial results.
We propose a robust algorithm to correct for reporting delays, using the observed distribution of reporting delays.
We propose a minimal set of descriptors for reporting RNAi studies, and describe the data representation and exploration approaches we developed that can potentially facilitate observation of patterns emerging from a variety of data acquisition methods and protocols.
