Long time frame, enclosed space — a train ride sounds like an ideal reporting environment.
In 1923, Charles Enfield, a Kentucky radiologist, wrote in the Journal of the American Medical Association that a radiology report that does not state what the findings mean "tells much, yet almost nothing" and that the ideal report "commits the roentgenologist to his opinion" [4].
Further investigation into the factors that may explain these differences and the ideal reporting measures is warranted.
Health-related work productivity questionnaires vary in the length of recall time, and there is no consensus regarding the ideal reporting period [ 38].
Each specific gene and subfamily of repetitive sequences seem to respond independently to the exposure and no set of sequences has yet emerged as an ideal reporting system of epigenetic effects.
The build-up to Sunday's game against Catania had been less than ideal, with reports of Stramaccioni and Antonio Cassano almost coming to blows at the training ground.
An ideal tool reports on the level of a given protein in copy numbers per cell, with a small uncertainty, a high level of sensitivity, and the capacity to analyze large numbers of cells quickly.
Writing in a blog on http://www.huffingtonpost.com in March 2006, Cronkite explained his signature "the way it is" signoff by saying, "To me, that encapsulates the newsman's highest ideal: to report the facts as he sees them, without regard for the consequences or controversy that may ensue".
AVO's ideal ash report contains a lot of specific data, entered in specific fields and formats.
Unlike dyes, metal nanoparticles are photostable and do not undergo photobleaching, allowing the nanoparticles to be utilized as ideal color reporting groups for colorimetric sensor design [7].
