The 17th-century doctors' report met the criteria for a modern case report, wrote J. Trevor Hughes, the author of the 1982 article.
The prime minister said it was important to make sure "all work is fair and decent", speaking at the launch of a new report on modern working practices by Matthew Taylor, a former policy adviser to Tony Blair.
Since modern news reports are no longer temporally organized news stories (cf. Nanri 1993; Iedema, Feez and White 1994), 'enhancing' relations are relatively much less common than in stories — in contrast with 'elaborating' relations: the same news item tends to get elaborated again and again in a modern news report, from different vantage points.
While the number of college students studying Spanish, French and German increased only modestly from 2006 to 2009, enrollment in American Sign Language — the fourth most-popular language — surged more than 16 percent, according to a new report from the Modern Language Association.
The Navy's report blamed an external cause, believed by many to be a Spanish mine or bomb, for the sinking of Maine (modern reports have suggested an internal explosion within a coal bunker).
Drosera regia is often described as being a difficult species to cultivate, though modern reports on its cultivation have indicated which conditions have led to success for some.
Modern reporting increasingly relies on using data as source of evidence numbers on a page can prove trends and anomalies and add context to anecdotes told by sources.
There are few modern reports that document the results of all-polyethylene (all-poly) tibial components in younger, active patients.
Modern reporting shows us that such terrible events happen almost every week in China's coal industry.
Through the work of Martha Gellhorn, contemporary writers reflect on modern reporting.
Clearly, there is no place in modern reporting for this kind of unregulated, unprotected access to readily available facts, let alone in capriciously using them to illustrate areas of concern.
