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Fig 1.

Procedure for data joining and publication search.

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Table 1.

Examples of database entries and their ratings (AM: Aggregation method).

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Table 2.

General descriptive information of the overall database and the manually inspected sample.

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Table 3.

Pre-Registration, registration quality with 95% confidence intervals and article availability in the overall database and in the manually inspected sample depending on structural factors.

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Table 4.

Summary of logistic regression models of Odds-Ratios for Pre-Registration with p-values in parentheses and 95% confidence intervals.

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Table 5.

Mean quality ratings in Clinicaltrials.gov, DRKS, and other registries, grouped by study type (Int: Interventional, Obs: Observational).

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Table 6.

Summary of linear regression models predicting mean percentage of attainable registration quality score over all criteria with P-Values in parentheses and 95% confidence intervals.

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Fig 2.

Trends in registration quality over time separately for the different registries.

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Table 7.

Number and percent of Pre-Registered studies depending on status as university of excellence and on presence of a coordinating center for clinical studies.

Trials that were registered between 2007 and 2013.

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Table 8.

Number of studies for which articles could be found manually and a comparison of those articles to the references found on ClinicalTrials.gov, also as number of studies.

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Fig 3.

Percentage of trials with published scientific articles in the manually inspected sample.

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Table 9.

Summary of logistic regression models of Odds-Ratios for article availability with p-values in parentheses and 95% confidence intervals.

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