Sentence examples for considered worth reporting from inspiring English sources

In view of the comparative rarity of a tumor arising from the phalanges of the finger, the present two cases are considered worth reporting.

However, still missing is a comparably good set of records of less intense effects (<6 EMS98), which either were not considered worth reporting by contemporary observers, or simply have been shadowed by those who left testimonies on the heavily struck places.

After the course all vignettes more often were considered worth reporting, in five out of six the changes were significant (table 2).

Although there are differences between authors as to what is considered worth reporting, the rate of perioperative complications for Ciaglia's technique is between 4.1% and 12%, the majority of these being minor with the rate decreasing with experience [ 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18].

That is, I guess, considered something worth reporting?

After attending the patient safety course, registrars more often considered it worth reporting the incidents proposed in the questionnaire (figure 1).

We consider them worth reporting for the following reasons: in contrast to most other case reports where circumstances and blood concentrations are not known, our two cases reported here happened under defined clinical setting: the ingested dose, the time-events of effects on behavior and performance as well as the cannabinoid blood levels are fully documented.

At the first measurement a minority of the registrars considered the vignettes worth reporting (figure 1).

A selection of reported incidents, in which the variety in types and causes of the identified incidents is illustrated, is shown in table 4. At the baseline measurement a minority of residents considered the vignettes worth reporting and a greater part of residents judged reporting by residents to be important for incidents with harm, as well as for incidents without harm.

Results from these preliminary crosses must be clearly considered as provisional, but are worth reporting here as a support for our main conclusions gathered from field population-genetics data.

Considering post hoc an instrument as insensitive or not worth reporting contradicts the initial choice to use this instrument as a trial outcome.