Sentence examples for a particular reported from inspiring English sources

SAR-tables were constructed by collecting hits around each query structure and for a particular reported activity.

Table 1 shows agreement values, where a particular reported behaviour was confirmed by observation.

This possibility led us to calculate symptom prevalence rates as the number of patients with a particular reported symptom divided by the total number of patients in each region and/or phenotype.

Trapster gives users a "karma score": the more people who confirm a particular reporting of a speed trap, the better the reporter's "karma".

Or, indeed, to tell us when you have enjoyed a particular report or article.

Still, she said, "in practical terms, the Center for Media and Democracy has documented how these groups have promoted … carbon-copy claims, identical language, and distorted statistics, differing only through the state label placed at the top of a particular report".

It appears simpler for dictators to refuse to permit a particular report to be published than it is to explain in open court what was wrong with the report once published.

Even with the insight of simulations, it is sometimes impossible to determine with certainty what happened to each of the various relapse modes in a particular report.

They grasp that conflicts of interest are ubiquitous in life and that intelligent people take them into consideration when appraising a particular report, tip, argument or analysis.

Navigation part of the interface illustrating segmentation into reports and characterization by a few keywordsNavigation part of the interface for a particular report, illustrating links to Web documents and related segments in the collection.

Media bias - appearing as either selecting what to report or choosing a slant on a particular report [1], [2] - matters because it affects the political beliefs of the audience, alters voting behavior [3], [4], and has negative societal effects like increasing intolerance of dissent and creating segregated and polarized communities [5].