Sentence examples for applied reporting from inspiring English sources
Therefore, underreporting of the number of adverse events is possible even though a previously applied reporting system with structured data forms with uniformed definitions and a high capture rate limit this possibility.
A third pneumatic actuator, which applied reported ground reaction forces of normal gait, was attached to the tibial potting clamp in series with a six axis load cell (Fig. 3).
We note that little is known about the most effective ways to apply reporting guidelines in practice, and that therefore it has been suggested that editors and authors collect, analyze, and report their experiences in using such guidelines [ 135].
We note that little is known about the most effective ways to apply reporting guidelines in practice and that therefore it has been suggested that editors and authors collect, analyse and report their experiences in using such guidelines [ 135].
But hours are falling, even among the self-employed to whom the new restrictions do not apply, report Messrs Jones and Urasawa.In your dreamsThe government will also encourage men to take a "father's month" off from work.
By applying reported quantification procedures of in situ IRAS spectra of ZnO [35] and of Cu2O [36], the estimated masses of Cu2O and ZnO after 72 h are 0.6 μg/cm and 0.5 μg/cm respectively.
Because DDDs are internationally applied in reporting medicine use, the results in these reports are suitable for direct international comparison.
Another key and tricky component we discussed was media ethics and how it can be applied to reporting on, and uncovering, corruption.
A cluster extent threshold of 50 voxels was applied when reporting significant brain regions.
The level of identification reported was applied according to reporting guidelines as described by the Metabolomics Standards Initiative [ 30].
Novaya Gazeta's deputy editor, Sergey Sokolov, told the CPJ that Kanygin had gone to the DNR press office in Donetsk to apply for reporting accreditation.
