Risk of Bias in Reports of In Vivo Research: A Focus for Improvement

MR Macleod; A Lawson McLean; A Kyriakopoulou; S Serghiou; A de Wilde; N Sherratt; T Hirst; R Hemblade; Z Bahor; C Nunes-Fonseca; A Potluru; A Thomson; J Baginskitae; K Egan; H Vesterinen; GL Currie; L Churilov; DW Howells; ES Sena

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Risk of Bias in Reports of In Vivo Research: A Focus for Improvement

MR Macleod, A Lawson McLean, A Kyriakopoulou, S Serghiou, A de Wilde, N Sherratt, T Hirst, R Hemblade, Z Bahor, C Nunes-Fonseca, …

PLoS Biol, Vol.13, pp.e1002273-e1002273

10/2015

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A systematic analysis of in vivo research reveals poor reporting of measures that reduce the risk of bias and an inverse relationship between impact factor and the reporting of randomization.

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Title: Risk of Bias in Reports of In Vivo Research: A Focus for Improvement
Creators: MR Macleod
A Lawson McLean
A Kyriakopoulou
S Serghiou
A de Wilde
N Sherratt
T Hirst
R Hemblade
Z Bahor
C Nunes-Fonseca
A Potluru
A Thomson
J Baginskitae
K Egan
H Vesterinen
GL Currie
L Churilov
DW Howells
ES Sena
Publication Details: PLoS Biol, Vol.13, pp.e1002273-e1002273
Publisher: Public Library of Science
Date published: 10/2015
Date submitted: 17/05/2017
Identifiers: 99515769202346
Academic Unit: University of Surrey
Resource Type: Journal article

Risk of Bias in Reports of In Vivo Research: A Focus for Improvement

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