Sentence examples for implications for reporting from inspiring English sources

"Mr Booker has not attended any of the hearings in this case and in particular, though being aware of the dates, has not attended on any day of this fact finding hearing, not even for the handing down of this judgment". He said the case had wider implications for reporting in family cases.

Beyond its implications for reporting, Iraq is also important as a symbol of the often stifling parameters of political debate in elite American media.

The above comments may have implications for reporting of studies of complex interventions.

This article reports the results of this analysis and discusses the implications for reporting changes in health-related quality of life (HRQoL) following illness or injury.

We acknowledge that outside research might not be indicative of true in-country capacity and might have different implications for reporting.

This article reports tests of the validity of both approaches, and discusses the implications for reporting changes in health-related quality of life following acute-onset illness or injury.

Moreover, both objectively and subjectively measured UBF and declines in UBF have important implications for reported QoL.

The cost implications for countries reporting to FRA could be significant.

Our findings also have policy implications for identifying, reporting, and thereafter reducing inter-hospital variability in healthcare.

Detecting heteroplasmic mtDNA mutations in >1 in 200 individuals of the background population has implications for studies reporting mtDNA mutations in specific disease groups.

There are two case studies that may have direct implications for AE reporting in SRSs after biosimilars are introduced in the USA [ 22, 23].