Sentence examples for high reporting rate from inspiring English sources

However, the high availability rate of journal publications in our sample did not correspond to a high reporting rate of study data, which is consistent with previous findings.

In a recent review, Ludvigsson et al. found that the Swedish National Inpatient Register had excellent injury diagnosis coding with a high reporting rate for external cause for injury [ 14].

Varying treatment regimens between countries, as well as changes in treatment guidelines leading to the use of a product for new indications or new patient groups in one country over time, may influence the reporting of a lack of effect for this type of drug, compared with the background rate, and hence could explain the unexpectedly high reporting rate for Velcade in the UK.

In this context, DSSE techniques able to work at high reporting rates, while safeguarding the estimation accuracies required by specific applications, are needed.

Some clinical information not specified in the protocol demonstrated a higher reporting rate, such as echocardiogram results (68%) and vascular access (79%).

But, the highest reporting rate of PMUs in China is 100 Hz, which cannot meet the Shannon sampling theorem.

This is in line with the KPMG Survey of Corporate Responsibility Reporting 2015, which indicated that Asia Pacific had become the region of the world with the highest reporting rate.

5 In the present analysis, journal publications showed the highest reporting rate within non-AMNOG documents for methods, with more than two thirds of items completely reported.

The highest reporting rate was from Italy (38/100,000 doses distributed) and Malaysia and the Netherlands (each 15/100,000 doses) followed by Japan (14/100,000 doses distributed).

Moreover, Thomas et al. added, in 2004, that women might be more likely to seek medical advice, thereby causing higher reporting rate [ 32].

Except for Moroccan, Turkish, other non-Western EM and first-generation EM, women had a higher reporting rate of STI-related episodes than men (Fig.  3).