Sentence examples for constituted a report from inspiring English sources

According to the logic of the commentary key method, touching this box constituted a report by the animal that it had not seen a visual stimulus in that trial.

It is not entirely clear what this means, but the most convincing explanation seems to be that it is a recognition that an OP11 inspectors' report would also constitute a report of further material breach within the meaning of OP4 and would thus be assessed by the Council under OP12.

The survey reported here constituted a study among health promotion experts with two parts, one on Bundling and one on 'At' and 'From'.

The two-part survey reported here constitutes a study among health promotion experts on "Bundling" and "At and From".

If we consider prose-style reports alone, there is no consensus about what constitutes a good report [9].

32 We reported these data with some reluctance, since they really constitute a progress report on a clinical research project underway at Memorial Hospital.

In the discussion that followed Beattie modestly states: We reported these data with some reluctance, since they really constitute a progress report on a clinical research project underway at Memorial Hospital.

The material of this study constituted a total of 4886 reported accidental deaths referred for Medico-legal examination.

We had a long discussion on what constitutes a reliable report, and it turns out that a single source can be enough.

Many authors have written about what constitutes a "good" report; many of their suggestions have been based as much on personal preference as on any objective standard.

It has been suggested that a major reason most trainees receive little or no formal instruction in dictating is that there is a lack of consensus about what constitutes a good report [9] (an experienced colleague of the author's has an interesting teaching technique, which usefully illustrates the value of clear reporting description.