Sentence examples for expanded reports from inspiring English sources

Moreover, as the use of MDCT has rapidly expanded, reports of cases in which NOMI was diagnosed and treated early or those in which patients even with NOMI associated with PVG were conservatively treated and survived have been increasing.

Several other secondary endpoints will be the subject of future or expanded reports, including changes in quality of life, depression, self care behaviours, and evidence of end organ damage (including electrocardiographic evidence of left ventricular hypertrophy and newly detected proteinuria).

Because of expanded reporting from businesses, Mr. Vatis said, F.B.I. computer intrusion investigations had grown to 1,200 over the last three years from 450.

To account for medical interventions required to achieve this condition the AAP and ACOG suggested an expanded reporting form for concurrent resuscitative interventions (Expanded-Apgar) [ 6].

With considerable investment in the development of reporting guidelines, a large number of new, updated, and expanded reporting guidelines have become available since 2010.

With more than four years passed and a considerable investment was put into reporting guideline development, a large number of new, updated, and expanded reporting guidelines have become available since January 2010.

Furthermore, legislative changes introduced provincially expanded reporting criteria to include cases where a child had not yet been harmed, but where a risk of future maltreatment was evident [ 4].

During the George W. Bush years, the Labor Department expanded financial reporting requirements for unions, and likewise, unions have sought to expand reporting requirements for corporations during the Obama years.

In this commentary we discuss ethical frameworks, effective methods, and lessons learned, so that researchers and IRBs can confidently expand report-back in environmental health studies.

But the university's investigation into Price's behavior had expanded to reports of his drinking in local bars and perhaps buying alcohol for Alabama students, The Tuscaloosa News reported.

He was initially hired by FTI to probe aspects of the dossier related to Gubarev, but his scope has now been expanded, Foreign Policy reports.