Berookhim 2013.

Methods	Identification of subsequent full‐length publications Searched electronic database MEDLINE until October 2009 Person completing the search not reported Searched by all authors, and title Matched abstract to full‐length publication by One author Institution of any author Study design
Data	Included 208 abstracts presented at the 2006 and 2007 American Urological Association meetings Included all abstracts relating to sexual medicine
Comparisons	Proportion of abstracts published Clinical research versus basic science research US versus non‐US origin Academic versus non‐academic affiliation Subspecialty
Outcomes	107 of 208 abstracts published Proportion of abstracts published by time not reported Factors related to proportion of abstracts published included 71/137 abstracts describing clinical research versus 33/71 abstracts describing basic science research published 71/129 abstracts originating from the US versus 36/79 abstracts not originating from the US published 92/150 abstracts originating from an academic center versus 13/58 abstracts originating not originating from an academic center published
Notes	Human reproduction and development ‐ sexual and reproductive medicine Funding not reported
Risk of bias
Item	Authors' judgement	Description
Sampling method?	Yes	Included all abstracts that described a specific topic, so low risk of bias.
Search for publications?	No	Searched only 1 database.
Follow‐up time?	No	The 2006 meeting had 36 months, and the 2007 meeting 24 months follow‐up.
Matching?	Yes	Matched by 3 different criteria.
Adjustment for confounding?	Yes	Examined association of type science, US origin, academic affiliation, and subspecialty with publication using multivariable logistic regression analysis.