Sentence examples for correct reporting from inspiring English sources
Finally, while record linkage provides a mechanism to deal with the issues of under-reporting of deaths among indigenous peoples and to help correct reporting in historical data, it is not a replacement for continued efforts to increase reporting of indigenous peoples on administrative health data collections and death registrations.
The level of under-reporting, correct reporting and over-reporting for both BMI and waist circumference categories after allowing for margins of error can be viewed in Table 3.
But she said, "Correct reporting of expenditures is a central concern".
Consequently, the accurate identification and correct reporting of this IIF pattern is of utmost importance.
More than a third of all articles from both periods reported 90 100% correctly, and only 5% had a correct reporting of 40 50% of the CONSORT items.
Moreover, as randomisation, concealment of treatment allocation and blinding are difficult issues to resolve in orthopaedic surgery, future trials should focus on detailed and correct reporting of outcome measures.
It requires reporting every four years on misconduct and proper conduct by police, prison guards, human services agents, and everyone in government, and what steps the government is taking to correct reported problems.
The performance is substantially less than the 90% correct reported with non-equalized images [20].
They do not mention publishing abandoned trials and ignore responsibility for correcting reporting biases persisting in existing trial publications.
The problem was "identified by the production team but owing to an error in the dubbing process, it was not corrected", reported the media regulator Ofcom.
Results are expressed as percentage, obtained using original sample data weighted to reflect the Swiss population (uncorrected, weighted), BMI corrected for reporting bias (corrected, unweighted) and BMI corrected for reporting bias and weighted to reflect the Swiss population (corrected, weighted).
