Sentence examples for employed for reporting from inspiring English sources

The PRISMA statement was employed for reporting results The quality of included studies was assessed using an "ad hoc" critical evaluation tool (Additional file 2) based on the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme Checklist [ 22] (CASP).

If this was to be the criterion employed for reporting final results, the identifications would be highly reliable although many peptides would be missed (50% compared to the score based autovalidation alone).

To the best of our knowledge, no independent emission tracking system with sufficient accuracy exists today that can be employed for monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) of the claimed emission reductions.

Forty-five percent of freelancers reported getting denied press credentials from Fire Departments and Other Emergency Services, whereas no one employed for a newsroom reported being denied by those agencies.

The BI-RADS four-grade density scale is usually employed by radiologists for reporting breast density, but it allows for a certain degree of subjective input, and an objective qualification of density has therefore often been reported hard to assess.

The higher order shear deformation theory is employed for the study reported here.

Gallup conducted telephone interviews with some 60,000 randomly chosen women (distinguished only by the fact that they do not hang up on a poll, as many of us do) and found: Non-employed women with young children at home are more likely than women with young children at home who are employed for pay to report experiencing sadness and anger a lot of the day "yesterday".

The absorption spectrum of the SWCNT dispersions employed for the experiments reported here are also indicated in the same figure.

These structures were employed for the analyses reported in this study.

The 3D transfected cell arrays were subsequently employed for large scale reporting on the dynamic changes in TF activity in response to E2 treatment.

Details of the systematic literature searches and methods employed for selection and reporting of the studies for this review are provided in the online supplementary appendix.