Sentence examples for for consistent reporting from inspiring English sources

Janice Okubo, spokeswoman for the Health Department told the Honolulu Star Bulletin, 'At that time, all information for births from 1908 (on) was put into electronic files for consistent reporting.'".

Here, the Financial Stability Board's Task Force on Climate-related Financial Dishowsures (TCFD) shows how an industry-led process can provide in short order globally relevant guidance for consistent reporting by both corporations and financial institutions.

The aims of this study were to measure the effect of adverse events after a first prostate biopsy in asymptomatic men having PSA testing; to assess early attitudes to repeat biopsy; to estimate the effect of adverse events from TRUS-Bx on healthcare resource use; and to develop a simple classification system for consistent reporting of adverse events after prostate biopsy.

Our experience with the database also points to the need for more consistent reporting of data in the literature.

However, this was based on data from 3 trials only and the authors acknowledged the need for more consistent reporting of cancer rates and longer follow-up periods to further study the role of statins among the elderly in this regard.

Agreement was assessed at i) first-report (cross-sectional) and ii) subsequently measured across surveys (for complete and consistent reporting), to correct for inconsistent reporting over time.

Online databases, such as the Influenza Research Database and GenBank, provide forums for detailed and consistent reporting, including sequence data.

Human Rights Watch said: "The court case is unprecedented and speaks volumes of the Duterte administration's determination to shut the website down for its credible and consistent reporting on the government". In February, Ms Ressa was accused of "cyber-libel" over a report on a businessman's alleged ties to a former judge.

Important strengths of this study include the consistent reporting for thromboembolism (almost absent heterogeneity, I=0%) across studies.

Large numbers of isolates are available for annual comparisons with consistent reporting on penicillin, albeit less consistent reporting on other drugs.

Moreover, a set of measured data, providing a basis for the reduction and consistent reporting of uncertainty in future DGT-based studies, is presented.