Items were to be scored as "yes" if they were reported in enough detail to allow the reader to judge that the definition had been met.
Articles were scored as 'yes' if they were reported in enough detail to allow the reader to judge that the definition had been met.
The Antarctic announcement, first in print of the two, was impressive enough to be reported in local and national newspapers, but it did not, to my knowledge, produce even a slight blip in the stock market.
It is certainly not the case, as Bryson asserts, that Fitzgerald wasn't famous in 1927: he had been a celebrity since 1920, and in 1926, the false rumour that he was hospitalised in Paris was newsworthy enough to be reported in the New York Times.
Undoubtedly, grade 3 and 4 bleeding events were significant enough to be reported in the charts, but grade 1 and 2 events might have been inconsistently mentioned.
An electrical storm on the mountain's summit was considered remarkable enough to be reported in the July 1894 issue of Science.
Over the weekend, a movement to #KeepJulienBlancOutofCanada gained enough momentum to be reported in the mainstream press.
Over the weekend, a movement to #KeepJulienBlancOutofCanada gained enough momentum to be reported in the mainstream press.
SUSARs will be reported according to the relevant timelines; expected side effects will be reported in the annual safety report unless serious enough to warrant expedited reporting.
Whilst any suspected, unexpected, serious adverse reaction (SUSAR) involving insulin therapy will be reported according to the timelines for SUSARs, expected side effects of insulin will be reported in the annual safety report unless serious enough to warrant expedited reporting.
