Sentence examples for good reporting practices from inspiring English sources

None of the studies makes maximum use of minimization and they are not following good reporting practices.

This represents a strong stance that could appear paternalistic and an interference with good reporting practices but the onus of responsible reporting does not lie exclusively upon journalists.

QM instruments disentangle quality of reporting (Q2 completeness and consistency) from relevance and validity (Q3), requiring the reviewer to focus specifically on each aspect of quality, bearing in mind that relevance and validity require good reporting practices to be fully evaluated.

The Explanation and Elaboration paper provides exemplars of good reporting practice identified from the published literature for each reporting item.

A good idea, we have now added an example reference that illustrates good reporting practice (Antibody information is routinely omitted from publications' section).

This may reflect both interests from authors to increase exposure to international literature and to have the influence of international recommendations on good reporting practice on content of published articles.

Possible missions of these centers would be to organize regular education and training workshops or seminars (including webinars) which concentrate on the efficient use of the STRICTA guidelines and good research reporting practices, seek users' feedback, handle criticism from all stakeholders, and maximize endorsements and adherence to STRICTA in local journals.

This is an encouraging development for those interested in improving the outcomes for patients who have heel pain and may reflect both the use of checklists such as the CONSORT statement [ 36] for trial reports now demanded by many journal editors as well as a greater awareness of good trial reporting practice by trialists themselves.

The majority of respondents (78.2%) presented a positive attitude towards ADR reporting and only a few (12.3%) hospitals have good ADR reporting practice.

Important aspect, which has not been managed well, is the establishment and maintenance of good recording and reporting practices, and establishment of a clean database, which might be equally useful for supporting of management decisions as well as for accountability purposes.

We will identify the range of approaches, compare and contrast their approaches with recommendations and guidance identified from the methodological texts in Stage 1, identify any examples of how seminal texts have advanced the meta-ethnography method, and define good and poor reporting practices.