Sentence examples for an increased reporting from inspiring English sources
It was hypothesized that enhanced training would result in an increased reporting of exposures by surgical trainees and that risk would be greater in the first years of training.
Impaired insight and executive function caused by severe level of psychopathology contribute to an increased reporting of side-effects, resulting in cumulative dysfunction in daily life for patients with chronic schizophrenia.
The ONS said there was likely to have been an increased reporting of dementia on death certificates because of dementia diagnosis incentives paid to GPs (which have since been scrapped), the prime minister's challenge to improve dementia care and an agreed ambition that two-thirds of the estimated number of people with dementia in England should have a diagnosis.
"Our ongoing scrutiny of post-marketing reports of rhabdomyolysis, including fatalities, has revealed an increased reporting rate of rhabdomyolysis with Baycol relative to other statins, especially when gemfibrozil is co-prescribed," writes Dr. E. Paul Mac Carthy, Bayer's head of U.S. medical science.
Some studies document no increased reporting of risky behaviors [5], while others have found an increased reporting of risky behaviors with ACASI [9].
Perhaps with the drastically increased reporting of such threats as SARS and avian flu, we will observe a differential treatment of high media diseases that is not limited to an increased reporting of prevalence, but indicates instead a more holistic shift in the conceptualization of these highly reported illnesses.
Over the past five years or so, there have been increased reports of a newer trend: grandparent baby showers.
While women reported an increased use of pharmaceuticals, men reported increased use of alcohol and cannabis.
However, the increase could be considered as a positive because it shows an increased willingness to report discriminatory behaviour.
Such defections, according to an increasing number of reports, are not isolated cases.
