Sentence examples for capacity for reporting from inspiring English sources

Errors in medicine administration, which could harm or kill patients, are declining in several African countries where WHO works to expand capacity for reporting adverse events by training health workers.

The proposal stops short of embracing the growing trend toward "clean money" public funding of candidates as recommended last week in a comprehensive study by the Santa Monica-based Center for Governmental Studies, or using available computer capacity for reporting of contributions in virtually real-time.

The main limitation of the study is countries' potential lack of capacity for reporting insecticide use, especially regarding dengue control (which tends to be less structured than malaria control).

In sub-Saharan Africa media coverage of reproductive health issues is poor due to the weak capacity and motivation for reporting these issues by media practitioners.

Greater institutional coordination, equitable benefit sharing mechanisms, and higher community capacity for monitoring, reporting, and verification are key areas needing change.

Although this does not refute the possibility that nonmuscle RNAi effects contribute to muscular decline, a high number of adhesome genes are also expressed in neuronal and gut tissue, and there is clear capacity for the reported dystrophic phenotypes to be caused by loss of intrinsic muscle adhesion.

We acknowledge that outside research might not be indicative of true in-country capacity and might have different implications for reporting.

As there are substantial differences between countries regarding the capacities and implemented assessment systems for monitoring, reporting and validating carbon stock changes, the IPCC-guidelines provide three tiers of detail for reporting.

The fear is that the media's capacity for investigative reporting, in an era of plunging revenues and an uncertain digital future, becomes similarly outmoded.

During the documentary, Baquet looks to further increase the Times' capacity for political reporting, although this comes at the expense of the copy desk, where 109 copy editors were cut down to about 50 positions.

The role of the media in disseminating evidence has been documented, and researchers have noted that more contact with the media will help strengthen the media's capacity for science reporting [ 41].