Sentence examples for explicit reporting from inspiring English sources
Explicit reporting of absolute measures is important to ensure treatment effects are correctly interpreted.
To improve the standardisation and comparability of economic evaluations among different physical activity programmes and among countries, high methodological quality and explicit reporting of a minimal dataset are important, which is a big challenge for health economists.
These findings are particularly disappointing considering a number of trials were published after the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) statement, which supports explicit reporting of trials [80,81].
Board rules precluded explicit reporting of suicidal thoughts and self-harm actions.
There certainly should be explicit reporting on who was blinded, with additional information on the methods involved in introducing and maintaining blinding.
The use of structured abstracts, to improve explicit reporting of methodology in the abstract, would facilitate text word searching and could assist in more effective indexing.
After a lengthy expedition to the basement, he returned with an explicit report: "Sar, we have Westinghouse current".
Both were born to Puerto Rican parents in the Bronx in 1987, the year the United States surgeon general, C. Everett Koop, defied his fellow conservatives and ordered a sexually explicit report on AIDS sent to every household in the nation.
This work provides the first explicit report of the linear absorption coefficient α of materials in the radio frequency regime (0.1 1.5 GHz).
A system is inaccessible in this sense if the intermediate-level representations that it computes prior to producing its output are inaccessible to consciousness, and hence unavailable for explicit report.
Because a narrowed conceptual focus should cause only the most accessible attitude-relevant material (i.e., the activated attitude) to enter the mind, this was predicted to maximize the impact of such attitudes on explicit reports of attitudes.
