Sentence examples for documented reporting from inspiring English sources

Predictive modelling performance is typically documented reporting PPV and sensitivity at the risk score threshold of 50.

Digit preference, the preferential reporting of dates or numbers by subjects, typically those ending in zero or five, is a well documented reporting bias that has been investigated in several health-related contexts, including blood-pressure measurements [ 8], self-reported height and weight [ 9] and date of onset of last menstrual cycle [ 10].

John Harris, chief executive of the regulator, said "The commission is unable to discuss individual licence holder matters but any concerns regarding the use of the banking system in Jersey involving money of criminal origin and failures to follow Jersey's well-known and clearly documented reporting obligations will be robustly investigated with any necessary follow-up action taken in consequence".

(There's a documented reporting lag in angel, seed, and Series A deals in particular).

Note that it is subject to historically documented reporting delays, which are most pronounced in seed and early-stage deals.

These current analyses affirm the notion that brucellosis has become endemically established since the first documented reporting in the 1920s.

Violence in Kurdistan must be documented, reported and discussed.

This information will be documented, reported to the Institutional Review Board, and discussed in future publications regarding study outcomes.

No worldwide, standardised definitions exist for documenting, reporting and comparing data from severely injured trauma patients.

We used the nurses' manual drug form presented to the physicians, to document reported medication intake.

However, there have been documented reports in which this has been the case.