Sentence examples for desire to report from inspiring English sources

The interaction of these methodological differences with a participant's desire to report in a socially desirable way may also explain variation in reporting across studies.

Biriell et al. [ 16] found the following motives as positive reasons for physicians and pharmacists to report an ADR: desire to contribute to medical knowledge, reaction previously unknown to the reporter, reaction to new drug, desire to report all significant reactions, known association between drug and reaction and severity of reaction.

It said that the scientists acted honestly and with a genuine desire to report the truth.

Roger Ailes, the chairman of Fox News, said he had lunch recently with Mr. Rivera and heard of his desire to report on the war.

The practices appear to have stemmed from the companies' desire to report fast growth in sales and earnings as a way of persuading investors to finance new plants.

Junko Ishido, 76, said her son, freelance journalist Kenji Goto, was not an enemy of Isis, but had been motivated by a simple humanitarian desire to report from troubled parts of the world.

Genetically encoded fluorescent voltage sensors have long been desired to report voltage in defined subsets of neurons with optical readout.

In addition, hospitals tended to oversimplify cases, assuming that the complainant's only desire was to report their complaint and ask for compensation.

Given the tendency for people to report desired behaviors, we considered this a measure of knowledge rather than practice.

Perhaps women feel obliged to report less desire for orgasm because they are experiencing orgasms less than men are.

The University of Malawi College of Medicine has developed specialty training programs, but medical school graduates continue to report a desire to leave the country for specialization training.