Sentence examples for fully reported as from inspiring English sources

Advisers to Mr. Lauder maintain that his deal "was made in compliance with published I.R.S. guidance on these types of transactions and was fully reported as required by S.E.C. rules," said his spokesman, Gary Lewi.

'Other components of treatment' should be distinguished from 'co-interventions' that is, interventions that are provided additionally to both groups, which should be fully reported as described in STRICTA item (6b) below.

The adsorption potential in the uptake of RhB was investigated, and various adsorption operational parameters, such as effects of pH, adsorbent dosage, initial adsorbate concentration/contact time, as well as temperature, were fully reported.

(Data source: Chongwen SHI et al. 1996) (Data source: Lingrao MENG, 2002) For the data used in this study, birth defects may not have been fully reported in this area as some pregnant women chose home births rather than hospital births.

It has run for eight years and cost well over £150m ($246m), with no end in sight.Five "privy councillors"—sworn advisers to the government will spend a year studying documents and taking evidence, before reporting "as fully as possible".

A total of 57 reviews did not require further assessment as they fully reported the single review primary harm outcome for all eligible studies.

When data on the single primary harm outcome were missing or incompletely described in the review, but detailed examination of the primary study showed that the single primary harm outcome had actually been fully reported, we classified this situation as full reporting.

(Hernandez suspected the number might be higher, as some jurisdictions may not have fully reported applications yet).

The poor reporting of population characteristics limited the subgroup analysis according to risk factors: a large number of the papers with an "unselected" population did not fully report characteristics such as birth weight or gestational age, making it difficult to extrapolate our findings to the general obstetric population.

"Reports that California failed to fully report data to the U.S. Department of Labor, as required, are incorrect and irresponsible," said Pam Harris, director of the state's Employment Development Department.

The bar group also recommended that companies be required to more fully report who they've hired as part of their broader lobbying support activities, and specifically which congressional offices, congressional committees, and federal agencies and offices their lobbyists have contacted.