Sentence examples for both types of reporting from inspiring English sources

This study investigates the practicalities of using ethics applications submitted to a UK National Health Service (NHS) research ethics committee to monitor both types of reporting bias.

Scholars have traced the evolution (e.g., Bowers 2010; Maharaj and Herremans 2008) and content of both types of reports (e.g., Morali and Searcy 2013; Tate et al. 2010).

However both types of report cards should remain public property.

Both types of reports are linked to each individual tool.

The central database is used to facilitate both types of reports.

Because there is some overlap in content between the IOM/NRC consensus reports and IOM workshop summaries in terms of coverage of health-related issues, we included both types of reports in this review.

As would be expected, the rate of treatment received varied by disorder status, with 18.4% of those with no disorder, 37.2% of those with an AOD disorder only, 58.1% of those with a MH disorder only, and 73.4% of those with both types of disorders reporting having received some form of treatment in the past year (χ2 [df = 3] = 331.5, p <.0001).

Additionally, the number of identifiers present in a report varied by both type of report and source institution (see Figure 2).

This finding was supported in another clinical sample where women with both types of headaches reported high rates of sexual symptoms and sexual distress [5].

Finally, though more public school teachers agreed that communicative competence needed to be emphasised in secondary English education and there was a significant difference between the two groups, the teachers from both types of school reported several and similar obstacles that limited the freedom of adopting a communicative approach in English classes.

About three in every 100 women aged 53-74, the age range eligible to have had both types of screening, reported never having had either screening type.