Sentence examples for convey the report from inspiring English sources

The commission absolved Avi Dudai, an aide to Defense Minister Sharon, who was alleged by army officers to have failed to convey the report of the 300 dead to Mr. Sharon.

He added that Palestinian leaders were hopeful that the 47-member council would "endorse and formally convey the report to the appropriate United Nations agencies, in accordance with the report's recommendations".

Herein, we convey the first reports of 2 pediatric patients undergoing PD who were found to have the catheter eroding into their intestines.

Clinton was in Kabul, Afghanistan, preparing for interviews when an aide, reportedly Huma Abedin, wife of former Congressman Anthony Weiner, passed her a BlackBerry, apparently conveying the latest report out of Sirte, Libya, where rebels were claiming to have captured and killed Gaddafi.

Aside from the need for timely communication of reports, the capacity of a report to convey the thinking of a radiologist is variable.

We are interested in how accurately the descriptive contents within radiology reports convey the feelings of the radiologist to the referring clinician.

But it is the job of a news report to convey the facts as clearly as possible, not to use language purely to stir emotion.

Randomized controlled studies provide the best evidence, and in this report we convey the results of a randomized controlled trial comparing the Duraloc cup with a conventional Charnley cup with 10 14 year follow-up to help resolve the lack of evidence from direct comparisons of these two hip arthroplasty techniques.

Typically, these macrolides form either a 1 1 or 2 1 actin-macrolide complex where their aliphatic side chain, or "tail," has been reported to convey the major determinant of cytotoxicity.

The "Mobility Report Card" will convey the joint distribution of parent and student incomes for every Title IV institution in the United States.

The writer of scientific reports attempts to convey the most precise meaning, in a logically coherent order, and in as few words as possible.