Term #2,424
Methodological-reporting mismatch
Claim Term
Methodological-reporting mismatch
Origin matter
A method for screening manuscripts
Reference Case 1
BRT_PAT-2-PROV
Date Added
1/7/26
Created
1/7/26, 10:06 PM
Modified
8/18/26, 4:56 PM
Full Desc
“Methodological-reporting mismatch” refers to a discrepancy between the methods described in a manuscript and the results that are actually reported. A methodological-reporting mismatch occurs when a study design implies analysis or data that does not appear, or when reported outcomes are inconsistent with the described procedures. Examples include manuscripts describing longitudinal follow-up but presenting only cross-sectional data, promising subgroup analyses that never appear, or reporting conclusions inconsistent with the stated methodology.
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