Sentence examples for equivalent reports from inspiring English sources

How can we compare, for example, the carbon profile of unique users viewing a web page with the carbon burden of a print run of equivalent reports?

Against this backdrop, Deloitte said 57 per cent of companies in the survey reported carbon information to some degree, with all but one of the top 350 listed firms failing to do so, while 37 per cent made formal disclosures in their annual, corporate responsibility or equivalent reports.

The claim is made by including on the entry summary, or equivalent documentation, the letters "CO" as a prefix to the subheading of the HTSUS under which each qualifying good is classified, or by the method specified for equivalent reporting via an authorized electronic data interchange system.

The U.K.'s Huawei Cyber Security Evaluation Centre (HCSEC) Oversight Board said that it "continued to identify concerning issues in Huawei's approach to software development bringing significantly increased risk to U.K. operators". The substance isn't new - issues were first raised in last year's equivalent report.

The House doesn't have an equivalent report, although they do make available a bookmark listing some of their resources.

Unfortunately, to our knowledge there is no reporting guideline (e.g. Enhancing the QUAlity and Transparency Of health Research EQUATORR) network guidelines: www.equator-network.org) for NCD modelling nor are we aware of any equivalent reporting standards.

Based on these results, it is reasonable to assume that electrocyclic ring-opening reactions are also the cause for the failure of alkylation reactions of structurally related glycine equivalents reported in the literature.

We used the following child self-report and equivalent proxy-report versions: 5 7 years (young child version), 8 12 years (child version), and 13 18 years (adolescent version).

DAWBA-only cases were associated with higher parent-report questionnaire scores than DISC/DAWBA cases, but equivalent child-report scores.

Reporting on a public figure who has been open to many people as gay, and is out in public as such, is not the equivalent of reporting on private sexual activity, but rather is equivalent to reporting on a characteristic akin to religion or ethnicity, and certainly if someone has not gone to great lengths to hide such facts.

For spirits, the number of drinks reported in AUDIT Question 2 was much lower than the equivalent number reported in the interviewer-administered questionnaire.