Given the fact that AEs are frequent, reporting them is particularly important to assess the benefit risk balance of a therapy.
However, police were the most frequent reporting source for substantiated allegations.
Frequent Reporting Project: Why are unemployment statistics reported monthly whereas poverty statistics are reported only once a year (and with such a long lag)?
This confusion could stem from the frequent reporting on the ties that bound Russia to President Bashar al-Assad's Syria — military, religious, intelligence-sharing and so on.
The group fears that more frequent reporting -- monthly or quarterly -- would allow outsiders to figure out what managers intend to buy or sell before they actually make the trades, possibly hurting the performance of portfolios.
Maybe it will be tempted or pushed to do something for small companies, because that is where the burdens are most keenly felt, but it is also where the incentives for frequent reporting and the risks of opacity are greatest.
Processing the data was also complicated by the fact that vessel report rates ranged from 30 minutes to 4 hours, with more frequent reporting in 2014 2016 compared to 2011 2013.
The initial referendum — which limited lobbyists' gifts to politicians, required more frequent reporting of campaign contributions, and established public financing for campaigns — was approved by 52percentt of voters in 2016, before lawmakers repealed it.
Frequent reporting of a student's "overall score" in terms of character amounts to a short-term reward (or punishment) and does not tell us much about progress toward self-awareness and personal growth.
Moreover, the administration said that frequent reporting of performance data was needed so federal officials could spot problems with the state exchanges and step in to help fix them.
Worse still, such frequent reporting has forced bosses to focus on "beating the numbers" at the expense of long-term planning.Attempts to increase the attention span of executives by using incentives have failed.
