Sentence examples for different levels of reporting from inspiring English sources

This apparent contradiction may be largely due to the significantly different levels of reporting between England, Scotland and Wales during the study period.

There were different levels of reporting quality, both crossover and parallel designs, duration periods of 1 to 4 weeks, and 30 different treatments (including placebo, and some at different doses); the bulk of studies were conducted in young healthy men, but some were conducted in young healthy women, and a minority (12%) evaluated older patients.

It is difficult to say whether this reflects the real extent of invasions or whether the pattern is affected by different levels of reporting and the availability of accurate data, moreover, not all cactus species have been afforded the same opportunities to become invasive.

Despite these limitations, the present research demonstrates the IUI's ability to detect clinically important differences in OAB patients with UI and differentiate well across different levels of reported treatment benefit and symptom improvement.

However, the spatial and temporal patterns support that the period ranging from August to December should be analysed separately, since one can assume a different level of reporting during the first period.

Other authors researching on PTSD had previously suggested different levels of symptom reporting (women reporting more often, men being more reserved) as a plausible reason to explain these differences [ 32].

The probability law used to construct the structured competition gave the proportions of horses in the different levels of competition reported in Table 4 (averages over 50 replicates).

This possible treatment effect was not reported in the QoL results, where, for all scales (including dyspnoea at different levels of activity) they report 'no difference between the groups'.

Finally, to validate the model and evaluate the algorithm's performance, a series of test instances with up to 100 nodes and 600 candidate links with three different levels of quality are reported.

Metabolic effects of mild hypothermia have also been shown using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, in which the metabolic effects of different levels of hypothermia were reported [ 28].

While many different clinical phenotypes manifesting different levels of hyperuricemia are reported, the most severe form is the classical Lesch-Nyhan disease (LND) and the least is characterized by hyperuricemia without any neurological or behavioral abnormality and termed as HPRT-related hyperuricemia (HRH) [ 12, 13].